Things I Don't Like:

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  • writing essays
  • bad hair days
  • impolite smells
  • allergies
  • bad drivers
  • poor grammar
  • stupidity
  • overplayed songs
  • traffic
  • sleepless nights
  • ignorance
  • bad teeth
  • the price of higher education
  • road construction
  • bad movies
  • shopping carts in parking spots
  • indecision
  • laziness
  • mistreatment of beloved objects
  • the wrong words
  • writer's block
  • illness
  • unappreciated talent/skill
  • liars, cheaters, ungrateful bitches, and IBNABs in general
  • and at least several other things that I'm forgetting

Comments

  1. CatherineMonday, August 24, 2009 8:46:00 AM

    Stop stealin' my hate lists. ;-)

    ReplyDelete
  2. MarthaTuesday, September 01, 2009 7:55:00 PM

    I hope you weren't referring to me with the "impolite smells" comment. I was sick!

    ReplyDelete

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