Musings

I've noticed I have this thing about chairs being pushed in. Ever since my highschool days when they made an issue of pushing your chairs into your desk, I can't go past a chair that's out without pushing it in. I have lots of opportunity to do this at work since there are hundreds of chairs and quite a few people who shove their chairs back when they leave for break and don't push them back. I really amazes me that people can just leave them out in the middle of the isle, and it doesn't bug them. The curse of an orderly mind!

On that same note, as a child at home, I rarely fixed my bed unless company was coming over. Now, I find it very hard to leave the house without fixing my bed. And I can't stand when the sheet comes untucked at the bottom. How odd is that? Is there a shift in the brain that takes place with maturity?