Bahaha: Times New Roman. I hated that font until I saw it printed. It seems to work well on paper but terribly on screen. I discovered that the font was commissioned by a British newspaper in 1931 - no wonder it just doesn't work on screen.
Your #8 Is my number one pet hate! What's with that though? I'd be so embarrassed to admit it, and haven't except to my husband, luckily he feels the same. I feel so unsociable and unfriendly admitting it! But I just like things planned as you do. So don't get me started on door to door salesmen grrrrr
haha. i'm agreeing with the manners one for sure and the burping but number 8 hit me right on spot. i'm a planner and i'll plan things months ahead of time. i'm trying to learn to be "spontaneous" but it's not in my natural, makes me flustered and anxious. xoxo, jamie
Bahaha: Times New Roman. I hated that font until I saw it printed. It seems to work well on paper but terribly on screen. I discovered that the font was commissioned by a British newspaper in 1931 - no wonder it just doesn't work on screen.
ReplyDeleteI had to go look it all up again just for interest. The newspaper that originally commissioned it was 'The Times' - how cool! .... Stupid font ;)
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ReplyDeletefeel the same way ;)
Your #8 Is my number one pet hate! What's with that though? I'd be so embarrassed to admit it, and haven't except to my husband, luckily he feels the same. I feel so unsociable and unfriendly admitting it! But I just like things planned as you do. So don't get me started on door to door salesmen grrrrr
ReplyDeletehaha. i'm agreeing with the manners one for sure and the burping but number 8 hit me right on spot. i'm a planner and i'll plan things months ahead of time. i'm trying to learn to be "spontaneous" but it's not in my natural, makes me flustered and anxious.
ReplyDeletexoxo, jamie
How funny, my husband and I say "much of a muchness" to each all the time, purely because it's such a bizarre phrase!
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