Earlier this week, I had to pump my own gas. Now, you are probably thinking that I must've had a boring week since I am writing about pumping gas and while that may be true, (don't judge me and my laundry doing, grocery shopping, in bed by 10:30 self) but that is not why I am writing about it. It's because it really is a monumental thing in my life to have to do so.
It seems like such an everyday thing, but I haven't had to do it is a really long time. You must realize that I hate hate hate getting gas. The machines always stop working when I try to use them and I can't figure out how to scan my stupid grocery card to get a discount and then my hands end up all smelly. In the past, if I knew I had to get gas, I would avoid driving my car, and it wasn't about the money, just the hassle. And if I did have to, it would practically ruin my day.
But I say, "In the past" because Craig is super sweet and knowing how much I hate the gas pumping experience, he makes sure I don't have to if at all possible. Even though I drive the car to work more than he does, I am pretty sure that Tuesday was the first time I had pumped gas in the last 12.5 months. Yep, since we got married! And I hadn't really even realized it until I was standing there waiting for it to fill. He really is a pretty great guy.
I just really like the smell of gasoline.
ReplyDeleteCraig, are you a huffer? I think that they have programs for that.
ReplyDeleteHey, did we miss the first 241 reasons?
ReplyDeleteBut 242 IS an excellent reason. Your Dad will never have THAT as a reason (though he has many others) . . . he waits until the cars have fumes; then I panic and gas them up! :)
:) you guys are so cute, you make me happy! i like the new background btw!
ReplyDeletei hate pumping gas, too!!!
ReplyDeletecraig is SUPER for taking care of that for you!!
Craig,
ReplyDeleteWe need to talk. You are giving the rest of us a bad name...
MacKenzie's dad