Remember how I was crying out for help because The New Yorker was taking my life over and how, if my friends loved me, they SHOULD NOT (repeat: should not) give me a gift subscription to The Economist, too? I thought I was being funny, especially since the latter is quite expensive, so I didn’t give it much thought after that.
Well, a friend gave me a gift subscription to The Economist that he didn’t even have to pay for! (or so he says)
Dude, from now on I’ll have to 1. schedule every waking minute of my life and 2. be careful what I even don’t wish for π
To the friend who gave me the subscription, though, I want him to know that I am indeed very grateful. He’s helped me with lots of important things and I can only wish I can return the favor someday. I just thought this was too hilarious not to share.
So I think I’ve progressed from “ask and thou shalt receive” to “think and thou shalt receive.”