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  • dara_like_saraSA•...

    i'm thinking about getting back into climbing...

    what brands of shoes should i consider?

    what else do i need to successfully climb?

    what other questions should i be asking?

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    climbing gear
    footwear
    outdoor activities
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  • C

    It's the littlest thing . . So this happened. . . How would you relate?

    I recently purchased new kitchen appliances (yay me!). They were delivered today. Prior to their arrival, I had been sitting with a range of emotional states (from joy to fear to contentment, etc.) and body sensation that kept me energized.

    When the new fridge and stove arrived, I felt my excitement again. Saying goodbye to the old, dated, dingy appliances was a joy. The stove looked amazing when it was installed. The fridge has french doors and bottom freezer, exactly what I wanted.

    And. . . There is a noticeable ding on the left door of the fridge, subtle yet in plain sight! Yaaaaa! Everytime I see it (and it has only been a few hours), my body tenses up and there’s annoyance. I am told that I have 2 options, I can take $150 compensation for the ding and keep the fridge, or exchange the whole fridge (which means I need to take action and coordinate a whole new delivery). I feel frozen and indecisive. . . Which option do I take?, I ask myself.

    It is really interesting how impacted I seem by this one little thing…. a ding.

    How would you relate, if you did?

    jordanSA•...
    I love your post; so real, so honest. I voted it up already before finishing just because i feel such love and support of you! I relate with the frustration of more coordination, more action, but I would exchange the whole fridge. Get what you want. You deserve the best!...
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    consumer advice
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