Breaking The Habits, I Should Stop..!!

I always bring book 'A' to class every day, even though I know the book won't be used by the teacher.
But one day, I decide not to bring the book. Then in class, teacher asks me to use that book.

I always fasten my seat belt when I'm driving or sitting in a car, even though I know the police won't be there to stop and fine me.
Then one day I decide not to fasten the seat belt, and then the police's setting up a roadblock and I struggle to pull the damned belt.

I always do this and that, even though I know it won't be necessary. But one day I decide not to do it (or them), and that will be the day when all those things I used to do WILL be necessary, or something bad happens.

This is me. Perhaps it's just a coincidence, I don't know, but every time I break my habits or routines, something bad happens (we should not believe in this kind of things). Those things I mentioned above are just two out of so many events and things happened in my life.

And last night (Saturday), it happened again. Worse.

I'm not a man who always loves to join a family trip. I'm a man who prefers to stay at home while my family go out and have fun somewhere. It's not that I don't appreciate my family or have bad blood with them, no, it's something complicated to explain. Just assume that I always 'take care' of the houses (two of my brothers (all married) are staying at the same location; one in front of my house (me and my mother), and the other behind) while they are gone. That's what I always did.

But last Friday, they decided to have a 3-day trip to Malacca, and I joined them. I broke my habit.

Guess what? Someone broke into my brother's house. We got a call from one of the relatives saying that the house was messy (he went into the house to feed my sister-in-law's beloved cat named 'Katik') and we rushed home immediately.

Missing items: Sony PSP, some cash and one packet of Vitagen. He (or they) even managed to sit and read the 'Mangga' magazine and had a drink (Yeos' Soya Bean)!

So? Should I stop breaking the habits?
The only good thing happened while I wasn't there was that I told my brother to bring his laptop because I wanted to do my work. If I didn't, then the laptop would definitely be one of the missing items that will be sadly missed.

p/s: I broke another habit while I was there at Malacca. From Friday until Saturday evening, I wore my cap every time we went out. But that Saturday night, I felt tired of wearing a cap, so I decided to not wear the cap. I combed my hair nicely, went out with my family, and got a call few minutes later.