The key to procrastination is to make it seem like you are doing something that is far more important instead of what you are actually suppose to be doing so that in the end, it still feels like you have done something.
1. Write a list
2. Make tea
3. Do the most urgent job on the list last
4. Get a blog
5. Check Facebook
6. Get myspace
7. Check e-mail
8. Add more things to list
9. Make more tea
10. Eat something
11. Read paper
12. Check mail
13. Pair socks
14. Nap
15. Walk cat
16. Hand write letter to Grandmother
17. More tea
18. Shuffle papers
19. Turn computer back on
20. Get stuff done
This is by far the best...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P785j15Tzk
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Whats in a Blog?
Whats in a blog? Is it the same as asking whats in a name? Either way, I have no answer.
Starting this blog is an experiment, an experiment that I am sure many before me have tried. Already I have so many questions that need to be answered and no one out there to answer them for me. Choosing the colour scheme for the page was hard enough; a sign that I know it will be an interesting journey (struggle).
The blog I have decided, is no different to the pink diary kept under the bed as a teenager, minus the tears and teenage angst that filled pages and pages of the book. However, unlike the teenage diary I will try my hardest to find interesting and exciting things to fill these pages, no longer having the teenage angst excuse to use as a topic.
So apart from wondering what to write, its all very exciting. Exciting enough to make me join the blogging revolution, and wonder in anticipation about what to write next.
Starting this blog is an experiment, an experiment that I am sure many before me have tried. Already I have so many questions that need to be answered and no one out there to answer them for me. Choosing the colour scheme for the page was hard enough; a sign that I know it will be an interesting journey (struggle).
The blog I have decided, is no different to the pink diary kept under the bed as a teenager, minus the tears and teenage angst that filled pages and pages of the book. However, unlike the teenage diary I will try my hardest to find interesting and exciting things to fill these pages, no longer having the teenage angst excuse to use as a topic.
So apart from wondering what to write, its all very exciting. Exciting enough to make me join the blogging revolution, and wonder in anticipation about what to write next.
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