Being an adult is the most boring thing on earth.
When I was younger, all that I wanted was to be a grown-up.
To me, adulthood signify to being free and having as much fun as you wanted. There was nothing to hold you back because life was what you made it. As an adult, I can tell you that none of these things are true. Adulthood is not fun or free. It is full of responsibility and obligation. To be honest, the most exciting thing that I have to look forward to as an adult is my yearly tax return. Once a year I know I am going to get a few thousand dollars to invest however I see fit. This means, I could go on an awesome trip, a shopping spree, or update my indoor environment with current furniture. In reality, I absolutely end up spending it on practical things like paying off student debt and making property improvements. This year, I had to use my tax return to repair my cooling system. As summer time was approaching, I knew that my cooling system wasn’t going to make it through another summer. I took my tax return cash and called my Heating and Air Conditioning specialist. I had him install the most current cooling system on the market, and kissed my cash goodbye. Next year, I already know what I am using my return for. My air vents desperately need to be cleaned. I don’t know my home’s air ducts has been scrubbed in over 10 years. Since I am operating a brand current cooling system, I particularly don’t want it to be stressed with jammed air ducts. I know that the duct cleaning maintenance will be fairly high-priced because there will likely be repairs to make. I am not thrilled about using my entire tax refund for boring indoor air control, however I shall be gleeful to breathe easier next year.