2. Brouse the merchandise at the shop.
3. Have lunch at KFC.
4. Watch the myriad fault messages flashing on the car's dashboard.
5. Spend money over the phone.
6. Meet new people who all happen to drive yellow vehicles.
7. Update your Cloud Collectors book with your recently collected Astrocumulus and Kelvin-Helmholtz.
8. Make a video.
9. Explore new toilet facilities.
10. Realise lots of things are not really worth worrying about.
It's strange, but day one and two of this year have come to the same conclusion. I had been a great grumpy-pants before I arrived at the petrol station and the car broke down. Really, there is nothing, nothing, NO thing, worth worrying about. It is the most futile of all human pursuits. Why do we enjoy to do it so much? What can we control anyway? All we can control is the way we react. So, it turns out there is actually quite a lot to do at the urban island more commonly known as the service station. The battery was flat. We just had to wait. And yes, I think I have a Kelvin-Helmholtz. You be the judge:
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