1) Overpersonalization. As in, ordering offering envelopes with different logos for every ministry in a church. (Logo options: hearts, doves, wreaths, lighthouses, anything else that could be found in abundance in a Thomas Kinkade painting.) Man, I love the junk mail that comes through the church office.
2) Constantly misplacing one's flash drives. This can be a very frustrating malady when one needs to move a file from computer 1 to computer 2, and computer 2's internet connection is rather spotty. I personally suffer from this one, and I'm thinking I should just put a flash drive on my keys, since I don't lose those quite as often. Doy.
3) Only eating cereal dry. I actually find this one to be quite hilarious and crunchy. This one is mentioned in honor of my father-in-law, the illustrious, compassionate-even-to-dumb-dogs Ron.
4) Reading magazines from the back to the front. Aaron and I both do this. Why is it so hard to read magazines the "right way"? Perhaps Semitic languages have the most intuitive format. Hey Aaron, go sign up for a Hebrew class! Have fun!
5) Loving, realy really loving, the buttered popcorn flavor of Jelly Bellys. I think those ones are okay, but not delicious. However, some people are obsessed with them, which really disturbs the people who can't stand them. If Aaron even hears someone talk about the buttered popcorn ones, he starts getting all gaggy and dizzy. In fact, I bet he is feeling like that as he reads this.
