I AM ERROR

[bloodyrosemccoy]

Hear me, O LJ confessional! I'm feeling exaggeratedly guilty and must get it off my chest. MY PROBLEMS ARE DRAMATIC, DAMMIT.

So it was all snowy and gross this morning when I pulled out to get to work, but it seemed clear enough on the way down the mountain . Usually the rule is that the mountain is the scary part; once you reach the bottom things get better, and all you have to put up with then is idiots driving. But today I hit the bottom of the hill--and plowed into the snowdrift that was the boulevard below me. That, PLUS idiots driving, caused me to decide to go home and wait to see if it cleared.

See, after last Wednesday I was worried that I'd get to work and the sky would decide to dump ALL THE SNOW on me and I would barely makke it home alive. Instead we got some slippery snowz that cleared up just in time to make driving to work pointless.

I don't think I made a wrong choice, but I feel dumb when I decide to err on the side of caution and actually wind up ERRING, y'know?

At least I have the internet to confess to. I feel better already.

Comments

[biomekanic.livejournal.com]

Better to error than not to be.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_wastrel/]

Where's your Protestant Work Ethic? Don't you know God wants us to risk life and limb for our jobs on a daily basis for the glory of the pursuit of capital no matter what? >_>

[padparadscha.livejournal.com]

*grin* It's strong and healthy and combined with Hereditary Catholic Guilt. Who knew you could inherit guilt from your grandparents?