ThingsToForgetFifty

1. Bad days once what can be learnt, has been learnt.
2. Combat trousers and shaved heads when going through US immigration.
3. The wetness of rain: take the walk anyway.
4. Having long meetings. Ever again.
5. The labels unhelpful teachers gave you.
6. Multiple lists: one is fine.
7. Talking when you might be listening.
8. Limiting beliefs.
9. Such as logic is ever enough.
10. The standard 'OK'.
11. Cheap and nasty chocolate.
12. Regrets. Seriously.
13. Buying stuff you don't need.
14. Talking English all the time when in a beautiful foreign land.
15. Any kind of coffee with syrup.
16. Reasons why you can't do something.
17. Training shoes which smell.
18. Any kind of possibility that you have been to enough art museums
19. Pythagoras's Theorem.
20. Yoga moves you can't pronounce.
21. Believing you are the first.
22. Socks with holes in them.
23. Your walking boots at the door.
24. Your car when you could walk.
25. That your financial adviser has any more of a clue than you do about markets, pensions or investments.
26. The need for approval.
27. Being unwell ever again.
28. Worrying about which is a your favourite Beatles album.
29. Your swiss army knife when flying with just 'carry on'.
30. The tears before the hugs.
31. The hard work before the transformation.
32. The typings at 5am before the book deal.
33. The gloom before the breakthrough.
34. The wondering before her txt.
35. The PowerPoint slide-deck.
36. The old Life before you finally, finally decided.
37. Any drink which contains any trace of a corn syrup molecule.
38. Your facebook password/s
39. Interactions where you are addressed as 'chief'.
40. Chain hotels on ring-roads.
41. The storm before the calm.
42. Thinking your gut and or your heart is wrong about a decsion.
43. That the pie for success is of finite size.
44. Any kind of retail loyalty scheme.
45. Rationalisation, justification, blame and complaining.
46. The queues to the ferry before the French open roads
47. Any disclaimer on the phone line when you ring your bank or a software company.
48. That you have to do press-ups in batches of ten.
49. That you can predict anything from a spreadsheet.
50. That yesterday will predict tomorrow.