Old habits hard to break ?
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I realised today that everyday before I make supper, whether it is a weekday and I am getting home from work or a weekend and we are home I always make a cup of tea and drink it as I cook supper.
I have been doing this for 41 years, probably because my parents did the same thing. Even when it is 100+ degrees I still walk in the door and put the kettle on. It is certainly a habit hard to break!
Anyone else with old habits they cannot break?
I have been doing this for 41 years, probably because my parents did the same thing. Even when it is 100+ degrees I still walk in the door and put the kettle on. It is certainly a habit hard to break!
Anyone else with old habits they cannot break?

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I make a great big mug of tea every night before bedtime (Bigelows Earl Grey). Never keeps me awake either

#5

I still occasionally walk to the wrong side of the car to get in the passenger side.

#7

Cracking off the perfect fart after some good grub. Been doing it for 51 years and it still makes me happy....

#10

I am also a tea lover. It is an old habit and I have no intention of changing. I packed 8 boxes of 240 PGTips tea bags in my case before I left the UK last week.


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Driving on the left.

#12

My wife wouldn't be able to survive without her PG Tips!

#13

I do this much less frequently than at first. If I do this I simply spend the next minute rifling through the glovebox looking for that important thing I was obviously looking for when I opened the passenger door.....

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I realised today that everyday before I make supper, whether it is a weekday and I am getting home from work or a weekend and we are home I always make a cup of tea and drink it as I cook supper.
I have been doing this for 41 years, probably because my parents did the same thing. Even when it is 100+ degrees I still walk in the door and put the kettle on. It is certainly a habit hard to break!
Anyone else with old habits they cannot break?
I have been doing this for 41 years, probably because my parents did the same thing. Even when it is 100+ degrees I still walk in the door and put the kettle on. It is certainly a habit hard to break!
Anyone else with old habits they cannot break?

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I always try to get in the wromg side of the car.
