She carries on without a doubt

[cyrano]

So, my friends with a dedicated passion to a clutch; what's the attraction? The most feasible explanation I can think of matches the reason I like LaunchCast. You get to constantly fiddle with something. People talk about gas mileage, but people don't swoon like this over an extra 3mpg.
The past two weeks have been rough, strictly in terms of having no motivation. Getting out the door later and later to go to work. Today I left on time/early because I was having lunch with the charming Luc, and it was an exception, but I have a performance review on Thursday so I'm going to try it again.
But it's been hard to get anything done, and just maintaining the course takes up what energy I have. This may have something to do with recovering from the respiratory carnival I was dealing with last week, combined with a low spot in my biochemical period.

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As an aside, I'm disappointed that Lou Diamond Phillips only lasted one episode.

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My preference for a stick-shift is more of an intuitive thing. I feel more connected with the car when I'm driving stick; it feels almost symbiotic. Of course, I will drive automatics when necessary, but they always make me feel coddled, like I'm letting part of my brain go to waste. It's like the difference between running Linux and running Windows XP.