INTERLUDE

I am really, really tired of:

Of people pulling into the center turning lane and being so afraid the front of their car will be hit that they leave the tail sticking into the lane behind them.

Of lost drivers stopping in the middle of the street to read their maps or try to figure out where they are. MOVE TO THE SIDE!

I am sick and tired of know-it-alls. You are idiots who do not know enough shut-up once-in-a-while

I am tired talking who never take a breath and do it to keep others from talking. If I wanted a lecture, I would take a class.

I am tired of you talking insistently about your absolutely perfect family and how wonderful they are. You have convinced them they are murders and drug addicts.

I am tried of people who feel the need to correct everything anyone else has to say and ANYTHING!

I am tired of dogmatic statements when you have no idea what you are talking about. And furthermore, who asked you.

I am tired of people who walk their dogs along public property, let them take a dump and leave it for me to step in.

I am tired on people complaining about the school band practicing and then calling the city to demand them make them stop. GET A LIFE!

I am tired of that same person then complaining to the Housing Authority and demanding them do something about the noise. ARE YOU SERIOUS?

I am tired of the comment “I guess I had better go do something even if it is wrong.” Just go do it.

I am tired of grumpy old people who do not have the guts to apologize, admit they are wrong or forgive even the slightest offense and then wonder if you will get to heaven, The answer is NO! Remember the prayer you recite every week in your church “and forgive us, as we forgive those who trespass against us.” YOU ARE NOT FIRGIVEN.

I am tired of people in shopping lines that know they are going to pay by check and wait until the cashier gives them the total before they even begin to look for their check book.

I am gland you have friends with jobs, but save the conversation for a time there is not a line behind you wanting to get out of that store.

 I am tired — I’m sure there is more, but I am now just plain tired.