The 22nd May-Photo-A-Day: "CHANGE"
change (ch
nj) v.
nj) v.
1. To become different or undergo alteration.
2. To give or receive the equivalent of (money) in lower denominations or in foreign currency.
I was in the process of capturing the pictures for my post when:
EEEEEEKKKKKKKK:
Spiders!
Every!
Where!
Spiders!
Every!
Where!
Well only 3 but I have almost put my hand on 2 of them in the space of 2 minutes! Not cool spider spawn... not cool! The one crawled into a kitchen cupboard and made me unpack the entire content inside to find him/her. Success... but not for very long as I then drop an entire container of tooth picks all over the kitchen counter and floor.
I thought I would entertain myself and play my own version of "pick-up-sticks" called "count-the-tooth-picks". I picked up 103 tooth picks. Only to drop it for a second time. I swept up 103 toothpicks and threw them in the bin as I figured the "30 second rule" doesn't apply here. Just when I thought I could get blogging- the tray attached to the fridge door decided that I should have a chunk of skin removed from my finger just for fun... and now I can finally write :)
I thought I would entertain myself and play my own version of "pick-up-sticks" called "count-the-tooth-picks". I picked up 103 tooth picks. Only to drop it for a second time. I swept up 103 toothpicks and threw them in the bin as I figured the "30 second rule" doesn't apply here. Just when I thought I could get blogging- the tray attached to the fridge door decided that I should have a chunk of skin removed from my finger just for fun... and now I can finally write :)
Te has a tiny wallet/card carrier thing that only has space for folded notes and a few important cards and no space for change. He would empty out his wallets and pockets of any loose change and just leave it where ever it fell. This wasn't going to work for OCD me because everything has a place and the floor is not a place... for anything.
The solution: we now have two cute money boxes strategically placed for easy depositing of loose change - one is placed in the kitchen cupboard where the spider was hiding and the other in the bedroom. Now when ever I find a few coins laying around I stash the cash into the nearest coin box which I have official claimed as wedding loot.
The solution: we now have two cute money boxes strategically placed for easy depositing of loose change - one is placed in the kitchen cupboard where the spider was hiding and the other in the bedroom. Now when ever I find a few coins laying around I stash the cash into the nearest coin box which I have official claimed as wedding loot.
Can you guess how much CHANGE I will stash by the 14th of August?
Exactly 1 Month to #TeMarriesDe I will count the change.
I will send the person who has the closest guess a little something-something.
xxx
TheFutureMrsOrpen: De
#TeMarriesDe #115 days
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