Correction Or Corruption

And now that the Chief and us are together, it is certainly without fail that some things can't remain the same. After all, it's no longer a singleton's lifestyle we're leading.

Now we've got to spend quality time with the Chief, as well as...modify certain habits where informed. There's no problem with reallocating time even now that priorities have changed:
Chief time - check.
Friends time - check.
Gym time - check.
Work time - check.
Entertainment time - check.
Cave time - check.

Personal habits, however, will require more effort. For some things have been done so long that it'll be some time before change can really happen. Oh it's easy to say, "Nothing difficult about change, you just need to make the effort." What we mean is that while conscious effort is the first step, it'll be some time before one gets to doing things differently subconsciously.

We are aware that some of our habits don't conform to the norm - hence our little oddities, like our irregular eating hours and sleeping habits. :) And there are probably other habits that may have not require adapting yet.

So it becomes a matter of give and take. How much are we willing to change or how firmly we stand our ground. So long as it doesn't cause sparks.

But here's the fun bit. Give and take goes both ways - it's not only us who faces change. :)

Now while we accept things for what they currently are (yes who knows whether we have any little niggling issue we need to bring up in the future), there will be changes made by the Chief too. And how is this fun?

Because while the Chief works to correct some of our ways, we work to corrupt the Chief to adopt our ways. And it is by far much easier to corrupt then correct.

The race is on, heh, until equilibrium is achieved.