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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Today I declared war on my own laziness— no more delivery apps, no more surrender. I would conquer pasta. First victory: water bubbling on the stove. Time to add salt— but my hand betrayed me, half the shaker tumbling into innocent water. The pot became a miniature Dead Sea. Fine, I muttered, tossed in the pasta and drifted to my phone, already tasting glory— al dente perfection. Minutes melted by. Then—the horror: pasta demands attention. I returned to witness culinary catastrophe: noodles welded together, a starchy sculpture of regret— a twisted monument to my distraction. Deep breath. Sauce will save this. Sauce fixes everything. Oil hit the pan— high heat, quick work. I disappeared into curated breakfasts and filtered perfection. Then— the sharp scent of disaster. I sprinted back to find my kitchen staging its own revolt: oil blackened, pan smoking, alarm shrieking accusations. Heroically grabbed the pan with hands unburdened by common sense— a yelp that would shame any wounded animal echoing through my foolish pride. Twenty minutes later, kitchen scrubbed clean, dignity in ruins, I opened the app and ordered surrender— extra hot, with a side of humility. Sometimes the best lessons arrive through smoke. Sometimes, the kitchen is wiser than you.
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