Wednesday, April 07, 2010

Slack Day

I've reached the point where I have too many projects going on at any given time, as you can see by the pie chart on the right, which shows what I did for the six and a half hours I was awake last night after I got off work. As you can see, "planning a post for my website" received 0 hours.

Eventually, I'm going to reach the point where I have to reduce my output here to only 4 days a week (which is still an absurd overuse of the keyboard in modern day blogging, where you only update daily when your posts consists of pictures of ferrets talking in English or people falling off of bicycles). However, that's a slippery slope to start on, since I will soon realize that updating four days a week is that much easier than five days a week, and will unilaterally move to updating zero days a week. For now, I'll simply throw in a guilt-free day (like today) every now and again where I post about not posting.

Proper nouns coming to Scrabble
Women try to smuggle body on to flight
Prostitute sign confuses motorists

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