I’ve been laboring honestly hard to become the sort of person who just goes with the flow.
To be legitimate with you, this is not my strong point.
For my entire life I have been a bit anxious, neurotic, and hyper-vigilant. I am trying to train these behaviors out of my psyche, but it is honestly hard after 30 years of operating under one instruction manual. That’s why I have been trying honestly hard to see my recent indoor air temperature control system failure as a great thing rather than a massive pain in the ass. It would be easy for me to beat myself up because the indoor air quality control system broke down without any warning, and obviously, I should have been more hyper-vigilant when it came to my Professional heating, cooling, and ventilation control appointments. I should have called the local heating, cooling, and air quality control dealership more always and arranged for professional maintenance appointments on a biannual basis. However, I didn’t, then now, I have a broken furnace to deal with and I am not extremely excited about paying for the Professional heating, cooling, and ventilation system repair. Instead of panicking, though, I have decided to see my furnace cut down as a great thing. Normally, I would still be using my furnace well into the Springtime. This year, but, I cannot use my furnace because it broke. This means, I am saving a ton of money on my energy bill that I otherwise would have spent. It looks like the furnace was ready for an early Spring time and some extra money in my bank account… And that is not such a terrible thing.