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August 2009 
What standards do you refuse to compromise?
Posted on Apr 29th, 2008
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shivermetimbers01
shivermetimbers01
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for April 28, 2008:
Toilet paper must roll from the top: NEVER the bottom. After showering, the towel must be wrapped around the body starting with the tag facing away from you in one of the bottom corners--preferably the right corner. Yellow highlighters are the best and therefore are the only ones allowed in the house.
In addition to my many obsessive standards, though, I like to surround myself with people who genuinely care about each other and the world in general. Selfish, spiteful people will not be tolerated in my circle of friends. I have yet to compromise my integrity in any situation, and I hope that day never comes. Maybe I should go knock on wood now.
When folding pants, the left rear pocket should always be facing up. Clothes should be organized by sleeve length and color. The bed should be made prior to leaving the house or the world will descend into chaos.
In addition to my many obsessive standards, though, I like to surround myself with people who genuinely care about each other and the world in general. Selfish, spiteful people will not be tolerated in my circle of friends. I have yet to compromise my integrity in any situation, and I hope that day never comes. Maybe I should go knock on wood now.
When folding pants, the left rear pocket should always be facing up. Clothes should be organized by sleeve length and color. The bed should be made prior to leaving the house or the world will descend into chaos.
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How wonderful to be human!
I, too, sort my shirts by sleeve length and color - but add in material type.
I, too, refuse to surround myself with anyone who is spiteful.
My brother says I “only associate with people who are always happy to see you” - he says it in a negative way.
I answer with “Yes, I do. Why would I do anything else?”
This is still an enjoyable point of contention between us. :-)