damp and clammy

All things considered, I would like my place of residence to be impervious to the elements.

Barring that, maybe it could stop raining long enough for the water to seep back down through the floor? Or at least long enough for us to open the windows and air out that soaked-carpet smell?

the first step is admitting you have a problem?

Hi, my name is Psocoptera, and I'm a car abuser.

I started using car two months ago, in a clearly defined context. I thought I had it under control. I thought I could keep it to that setting, you know? But almost from the start my habit was creeping out of those limits. I started using car socially, telling myself I was still being responsible if someone else was there. Then those errands "on the way home" - if it was okay, what was "just one more stop." I found myself using car to cover up when I was having problems - if I was running late car could get me where I needed to be. But it just made things worse, enabling my procrastination. I let car substitute for healthy habits and found excuses to use car even when I didn't need to, like bad weather, or feeling exhausted. I started to feel like, why should I ever do it the hard way, if I could use car. If I keep this up, I'm going to be using car for the sake of using car. Using it not just routinely, but recreationally.

ButIdroppedofflibrarybookswithout45minutesofwalkingintherainanditwasniiiiice.