Who knew ordering pizza was so difficult?
Or that a certain someone use to have hair?
Or the fact that you can do so much with junk?
I learnt all that this week:
When it comes down to ordering pizza, its my sister's job. But she said that she's fed up with talking to the pizza ordering people. They're difficult she says. So she handed this seemingly easy task to me.
I couldn't have been more wrong! It took me several times to dial the right number, apparently I wasn't informed about putting an area code in front of a number. Here's a snippet of my conversation with the pizza people:
Me: I'd like to have a medium stuffed crust chicken and corn pizza-
Pizza People (PP): Ma'am the stuffed crust isn't good would you like to try the Mia crust or Pan crust? <---- This is were the annoyance level rised
Me: No, I'd just like to have the stuffed crust
PP: The Mia crust is a thin Italian crust
Me: No, thank you
PP: Try it ma'am it's very good
Me: NO!
PP: Then try the- <---- This is were my annoyance tolerance was broken
Me: I'll have the Pan Crust... -_-
Now I understand the difficulty.
It's easy to imagine a person with hair bald as in your mind you just "erase" that person's hair. But it's hard to imagine a bald person with hair because it's like sticking wool to a melon. It just doesn't make sense.
So I was pretty surprised when I saw this:
My brain couldn't register that mop of brown hair on his head. It just didn't make sense. But I got over the initial shock. Everybody, at some point in their lives, has hair. It's just I usually see George Calombaris from Masterchef like this:
Junk is a misunderstood treasure. I know that now do to this site I stumbled upon, http://scraphacker.com/.It is simply of one the most brilliant, practical and inspiring websites. Basically, it showcases DIY projects made from "junk" such as old pillowcases, tin cans, pallets, the lists goes on. Here's a couple of my favourite DIY's:
Or that a certain someone use to have hair?
Or the fact that you can do so much with junk?
I learnt all that this week:
Monday
When it comes down to ordering pizza, its my sister's job. But she said that she's fed up with talking to the pizza ordering people. They're difficult she says. So she handed this seemingly easy task to me.
I couldn't have been more wrong! It took me several times to dial the right number, apparently I wasn't informed about putting an area code in front of a number. Here's a snippet of my conversation with the pizza people:
Me: I'd like to have a medium stuffed crust chicken and corn pizza-
Pizza People (PP): Ma'am the stuffed crust isn't good would you like to try the Mia crust or Pan crust? <---- This is were the annoyance level rised
Me: No, I'd just like to have the stuffed crust
PP: The Mia crust is a thin Italian crust
Me: No, thank you
PP: Try it ma'am it's very good
Me: NO!
PP: Then try the- <---- This is were my annoyance tolerance was broken
Me: I'll have the Pan Crust... -_-
Now I understand the difficulty.
Wednesday
It's easy to imagine a person with hair bald as in your mind you just "erase" that person's hair. But it's hard to imagine a bald person with hair because it's like sticking wool to a melon. It just doesn't make sense.
So I was pretty surprised when I saw this:
 |
| Before |
My brain couldn't register that mop of brown hair on his head. It just didn't make sense. But I got over the initial shock. Everybody, at some point in their lives, has hair. It's just I usually see George Calombaris from Masterchef like this:
| After |
Sunday
Junk is a misunderstood treasure. I know that now do to this site I stumbled upon, http://scraphacker.com/.It is simply of one the most brilliant, practical and inspiring websites. Basically, it showcases DIY projects made from "junk" such as old pillowcases, tin cans, pallets, the lists goes on. Here's a couple of my favourite DIY's:
I see junk in a whole new different light! My mind's racing now with so many different ideas now. Doors are not just doors now, they're shelves, tables and screens as well.
Happy Weekend!
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