Having my teeth filed down to sharp little points.
Using "Heavens to Betsy!" as an interjection. Building replicas of famous structures in my living room. |
I felt the same way until I fell in love with tennis. If you love to play golf or tennis, you suddenly get the appeal of a CC membership. It’s certainly not for the food. |
This is me. I have a huge walk in closet that I'm pretty sure was professionally designed by the previous owner. It was not helped my taste in clothes. I'm not automatically fashionable now and I have to shove clothes onto shelves. That said, it's made me realize that I do have too many articles of junk clothing and I've done a lot to bring that down to a reasonable level of junk clothing. |
I couldn't agree more! |
An airplane. When people learn I'm a pilot, they invariably ask if I own one. No thank you. I can burn money just as easily in my fireplace. |
Wait... what? |
I know! Those who know know that the only acceptable exclamation is "heavens to murgatroyd!" |
Huh? |
+1. I lost my boobs to nursing/weaning and while I wish they were perkier, I love being flat. I wear bralettes every day. |
Just answering the question. |
You didn’t lose your boobs to nursing. Age and having babies did it. |
Cruises - the thought of being parked on the ocean for days on end with hundreds of people grosses me out
French Laundry - I spent a few years in a developing country and refuse super expensive food on principle, it feels like a human rights violation to pay $600 for an appetizer (my DH fights me on this all the time because he loves nice restaurants but I won’t go) Post-graduate degrees - no interest to return to school, despite seemingly everyone in my life getting MBAs and graduate degrees Vacations to Europe with little children - just no, it’s not fun for anyone until they can sleep well and travel nicely |
No, you didn't. These are not things that are desirable to many people, let alone most people. |
Frowning upon what others do or do not do, or counting other peoples pennies. |
It doesn't say "many." It just says "others." |