things I won't miss about the south: part 4325649

[carolinecrane]

Do you remember those little plastic puzzles, the ones that are missing a piece and you have to keep shuffling the pieces around until you get them in the right order? Like these:

Comments

[cindyls1969]

Uhm, yeah...that's ridiculousness in all it's highest glory.

[carolinecrane]

I should really start walking up the hill again. Not only is it better for my backside, but I would avoid the daily elevator shuffle. It's kind of hilarious, though. I'll almost miss it.

[silk_knickers]

You'll miss that when you're in the north, where people press the "close door" button because even though they see you coming not that I've ever done that.

[carolinecrane]

Something to complain about! I'll probably just laugh to myself and remember my puzzle piece elevator days.

(I am actually not crazy about elevators and need to stop taking them anyway.)

[psyko_kittie]

Enjoy it now. Because once you get in Yankee country, people are rude as hell on the elevator. In the South, they hold the elevator for you if you with something massive like a book truck are trying to get on... here, nope. (I work as a tech for the LOC).

[carolinecrane]

My people! There's a reason I've never felt at home in the south.

[psyko_kittie]

Me, I live in Massachusetts and I like holding the elevator door (with my arm or foot) for other people rushing to catch it. And I'm female. :)

[csi_sanders1129]

That is up there on the list of hilarious things I've read.

[bitchygrrl]

Reading that made me chuckle. Here you'll be lucky to get into the elevator before they press the close door button. LOL