Living on your own

“Whatever can go wrong will go wrong, and at the worst possible time, in the worst possible way” (Murphy’s Law)

Whoever lives on your own and have never burned rice may throw the first stone on this blog. Once I was cooking some rice and as I was so hungry I started eating leftover pizza from last night while my rice got ready.

It was around 2 PM and I had to go back to the office and believe me I forgot to turn off the stove.
When I came back, in the afternoon, the house was smoky and the rice looked like charcoal (I could even cook a barbecue with it).

My house didn’t catch on fire or I didn’t run out of gas but to proof Murphy’s Law, I had no dinner and my house smelled like smoke for a week. And I think I lost my pan with all that (I’ll try ‘ants’ tactic’)

Burning rice is one of the worst things of living by yourself, because when it happens it’s all your bad.

I don’t know if I didn’t throw  away the old toothbrushes,  the only thing I know  is that there are three of them living  in my bathroom, and  who lives on your own  will agree with me : ‘ Toothbrushes multiples themselves in our bathroom’.

And the worst  thing about it is that I have no idea how they got there.  There is one that I’ve seen  for a long time, but I have never used it and I don’t  know how it appeared in my house and  I just  realized it today.
I`ve seen  people that live by themselves  and they  usually have an extra toothbrushes to clean their phones, to polish their shoes, anyways, even toothbrushes taking showers and stuff like that.

Hey, you who lives on your own, go check it out in you bathroom.  Is there any ghost toothbrush? Or this kind of stuff just happens with me?????
I think they multiply themselves in ‘living by yourselves` bathroons