Blog Challenge #6

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Day | 06 Top five pet peeves.


1. LATE. Time is important to me. If we decide to meet on a certain time, I am there 30 minutes or an hour before. But I live in the Philippines and we have this thing called "Filipino Time" which means the person will turn up an hour late or more. I value my time deeply and if you value the person you would not make the other person wait for you, right? One time one of my bestfriends made me wait for almost an hour, the next time we had to meet up I showed up two hours late for them to learn a lesson that it is not easy to wait for such a long time.

2. LOUD CHEWING. Arggghh!!! just thinking about it pisses me off!!

3. SLOW. People who walk slowly in the sidewalk or stop suddenly. Maybe because I walk fast, even my parents and friends told me that I walk too fast.

4. LINE CUTTERS. Don't you think it's unfair for people who've waited there for a quite some time, endured the pain of standing and then you suddenly cut in line? Oh, come on! there are social rules people!

5. THROAT CLEARING. Don't get me wrong, I know we all have experienced clearing our throats, yes, because it's dry, sore or we're sick. What bugs me off is that when someone clears its throat loudly and you can hear that something is in there (you know what I mean) and they swallow it!!! waaaaaaa!!!

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