I was at my desk last Tuesday scrolling through her text again after canceling for the third time, so I drove to her place with takeout and we ended up talking for 2 hours about why we both get scared of new friendships, has anyone else gotten stuck in that avoidance loop?
I hit 500 furnace repairs last month and didn't realize it until my shop foreman mentioned it at the morning meeting. That number surprised me because I've only been on the boilermaker side for about 3 years after switching from general welding. It made me think about all those tight crawl spaces and rusty burners I've crawled through. Each one taught me something new about combustion air flow or flame sensor cleaning. Anyone else ever hit a milestone that snuck up on you like that?
I spent five perfect days at an excavation near Avaldsnes but we only found two iron rivets and some burnt bone fragments, while the team next to us pulled up a whole sword and shield boss. The weather was sunny the whole time, yet it felt like we were digging in the wrong spot from the start. Has anyone else driven hours for a dig that just didn't deliver?
I kept getting flagged for weight mismatches on produce and was fuming until I realized I had been slamming the bag down instead of placing it gently. After 3 trips of watching the machine yell at me, I finally figured out it's a scale not a wrestling mat. Anyone else notice small habits like this ruining a simple task?
I noticed this old dish just hanging loose off a tree branch near the creek behind my house. Nobody claimed it for like a month, so I finally climbed up there to take it down myself. Has anyone else dealt with random junk on their property that nobody will admit to leaving?
