Today began early. 6.30am I left for work having scrabbled around last minute for some clean clothes.
I found a pair of trousers in my room and thought to myself "I love these trousers. Why have I stopped wearing them?". On finding no obvious flaws I donned the troos and headed off to school.
Before teaching I nipped in for a toilet break... and realised that I had stopped wearing the trousers because the zip was duff.
So I then grabbed a needle and cotton from my bag (as all good Girlguides know, one should always 'be prepared'!) and sewed the fly up.
I then got on with the day.
As I went to put petrol into the car I opened the boot, locked the car, placed my keys on the parcel shelf and took my wallet out of the boot. I then closed the boot. With the keys inside.
If you take a look at my 'example week' below (which may in fact be this week), I don't have much time between school and my rehearsal some distance away.
So I duly called the RAC, and the man came. He was great - tried 5 different ways to break into a car and managed to break in eventually. It is quite comforting to know that it is actually very difficult to break into a Hyundai Getz!
Anyway - loooong day over and I got home 1hr early, so it's not all been bad.
one step at a time.
2 comments:
Never set the keys down when the trunk (boot) or any door of your vehicle is open and you are standing outside. I live by this principle.
Travis - that is very helpful... I think it's a lesson learnt.
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