Some of these lists have been coming easily, others not so much. I think I’m finding the likes or dislikes easier depending on my mood at the time. This weeks positives were no problem but last week I think it was the opposite. Don’t quote me on that for my short term memory is shot to shit and I can’t be relied upon to truthfully relate what happened this morning let along last week :S
List of 10 Things I Like That Start With “E”….
1. Email – Life before PCs… can’t hardly remember it.
2. Eggplant/aubergine – the colour not the food.
3. Elegant phrases – stumbling on something truly eloquent is all too rare.
4. Ephesus – if you’ve been you’ll know what I mean.
5. Eggs Benedict – one of life’s evil little pleasures.
6. Etymology – www.etymonline.com
7. Elizabeth Bennett – we’d all like to think we’re most like Lizzy
8. Ebay – international garage sale minus the circus people.
9. Eddie Izzard – thanks for all the jam and geography
10. Entertaining – throwing dinner parties and deliberately throwing together friends who I know will stimulate passionate conversations about their opposing views or who I know are diametric opposites their lifestyles or professions. Diversity makes us interesting. A great dinner party needs must have an exceptional Dinner Monkey… and they’re often altogether a bit thin on the ground unfortunately.
List of 10 Things I Hate or Dislike That Start With “E” List
1. Electrical cords – bane of our modern existence.
2. Euros – sucked all the fun out of the European Coke Economy.
4. Egos – mine is pretty solid, but some people… fark.
4. Electric Avenue; Eddy Grant – does that really need explaining?
5. Egg – grocery shopping egg check… depressing
6. Emos – save us the rhetoric and get it over with.
7. Extreme sports – for people who don’t appreciate their health
8. Elbow skin – most look like left over scrotum
9. Ear wax – yuk… cotton buds people! Please!
10. eEverything – ‘e’ has taken over the planet. eTax, eHugs, eCards, eBook, eWalk, eBrain, eAdvertiser… etc etc etc. Only closely rivalled by the ‘i’ of iMac, iPod, iPhone, and iTunes fame.
