The moment the camera crapped out on the eye tracking unit on my eye gaze machine I immediately thought about my pants and the fact that I was wearing the wrong ones.
(Pause for dramatic effect).
Although my current ALS-inspired lifestyle has weaned me off most of my old OCD-type tendencies, some habits are very difficult to break. For example, on the morning of the big Eye Gaze Incident of 2011 — heretofore referred to as EGI11 — I could feel it in the pit of my stomach that I was making a huge mistake when I told the caregiver that I wanted to wear my Gap jeans instead of my Banana Republic jeans.
(Another dramatic pause, this one a little more uncomfortable than the first one).
Basically, I have five pairs of jeans hanging up in my closet and I’ve kinda sorta gotten into the routine of wearing each one of them on a specific day of the week. The Gap jeans are typically worn on a Monday and the Banana Republic jeans are usually reserved for Friday and/or special occasions.
So, I knew right away that there would be consequences for making the decision to wear my Monday pants on a Wednesday but I didn’t expect the punishment to be as harsh as the EGI11 that got meted out to me not ten hours later.
(Pause for the end of the post).
Thank goodness I wore the right underwear, socks, and polo shirt. Who knows what would have happened then?
I promise to get to five days without the internet tomorrow. I got a bit carried away today.
And all that stuff about the undies, socks, and shirts was just a joke; a little creative license to wrap up the story.
My only clothes-related OCD is with my pants, I swear!
yea, right.
I think I’ll be verifying the accuracy of this post with Fehmeen…
Well, that and the order in which the shoes and socks go on….
That peculiarity was gone the day I could no longer put them on by myself. Sorry Tra!!
I’m just as bad, I tend to wear a particular cologne on a specific day of the week. I’ve broken out of this a bit lately because I have more choices, but still every Thursday is Happy!