It started when my husband would walk into the room to find me engaged in a new, eyebrow-raising activity.
I’d walk in the door carrying a whole sheep’s worth of unwashed wool, despite not owning a sheep or spinning wheel (yet). I’d stare at a bowl of icing, watching the ripples settle, counting the passing seconds aloud. He’d find a big bag of varying-sized wooden dowels that I had stashed behind the couch. He’d walk into the kitchen to find me wearing heavy rubber gloves and safety goggles while stirring a lump of goo in the crock pot. I usually have my reasons, but nothing I can explain without sounding like a crazy person. And, thus, my life’s moto was born.
“Uhhh….what are you doing??”
“… I wouldn’t worry about it.”