I wasn’t quite late yet, but if it took me much longer to find it, there was a chance it would cause me to be late. I knew my watch was around here somewhere. Then after about 5 minutes of looking for it, I finally found it.
I don’t remember the exact date that it happened – although I have a rough idea. I don’t remember the reason I was even there. Hell, I don’t even remember the reason he said those 4 powerful words to me that day.
There are 19 types of it, it can use between 5 and 53 muscles in our face to create, typically women do it more than men, it can be contagious, it is a universal sign of happiness, on average more than 33% of us do it more than 20 times per day, 14% of us
Even though it happened many years ago, I remember it like it was yesterday. I was a scrawny and scrappy little 9-year-old aspiring hockey player. Unfortunately, I had more piss and vinegar and attitude in me than I did common sense. Some may say that some things never change, and they may be right.
For the past couple of months, my co-blogger and partner in crime Howie has been asking me how the blog post on overcoming procrastination has been coming along. Until recently, my excuse has been that it keeps slipping my mind as I have too many other things to remember.