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well recently at least (maybe not most recent), I decided to make an omelet for breakfast, but I have, or at least had, the tendency to break my eggs "too hard" (A.K.A. almost crush them with my puny strength), so I decided to start breaking them on top of sink so shell wouldn't fall in the pan, sound good in theory right? so I tried it. I crack my eggs, "split" the shell by automatism, drop the eggs in the sink, shells in the pan.... then I stood there for about 30 seconds while my brain processed what I just did.
Oooooo, when I was just a wee lad (is this how we use that sentence?) I wanted to lean on the rail guard thingy that are to the sides of stairs, I just forgot one small detail, the stairs to my basement, had a wall to the left, and nothing on the right except the cold cement floor, guess which side I leaned? (only barely 4 feet high). I am pretty sure I have a whole lot of stories to tell you all, but some of the ones I think about right now would rather fall under "experiments" of the youth (like the first time you see a bee, the first time you try to put lemon juice on your fish, the first time you mixed something as a drink; in my case, milk, fruit punch, water and pop. Or even tasted soap "for science")