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It's a weird life
Nov. 8th, 2009 05:26 amOne of these days, I'm going to get back to my 4am bedtime. This is not that day.
So, if you wanted to go to a really good falafel shop for dinner, and you drove half an hour, and then realized oops you went in the complete opposite direction of the falafel shop, you'd probably go somewhere else for dinner near where you went, rather than turn around, right? But I bet hypothetical situations can be constructed where you would turn around. The problem with examining life by analogy is that analogies change.
My to-do list doesn't get things done, it just gets longer until I repeatedly triage it and move some things below the fold. The things below the fold never get done. I found some items from 2004. Things that have deadlines get done. Everything else slowly sinks until it is below the fold. Alas.
Sometimes I think I'm good at freestyling, and then I watch something like this, and I realize what a long way I have to go. Crap, just remembered, I haven't done News In Rap in too long. See supra, re: to do list. Should sleep now. See supra, re: bedtime.
I really like liverwurst. I don't know why, and it's one of those foods people use when they need something prototypically unappealing. But man, I find it tasty.
Is it crazy not to want to cook sweet potatoes alone? I want to wait until we have something else in the oven. Don't waste heat.
Then again, I also dislike putting the heaviest blankets on the bed until January, or I feel like we'll have no response to the real cold snap. I want to be able to fight back!
People talk their craziest and most honest during late hours of the night. It's my favorite time. Although I'm overdue for sleep. See sleepra.
So, if you wanted to go to a really good falafel shop for dinner, and you drove half an hour, and then realized oops you went in the complete opposite direction of the falafel shop, you'd probably go somewhere else for dinner near where you went, rather than turn around, right? But I bet hypothetical situations can be constructed where you would turn around. The problem with examining life by analogy is that analogies change.
My to-do list doesn't get things done, it just gets longer until I repeatedly triage it and move some things below the fold. The things below the fold never get done. I found some items from 2004. Things that have deadlines get done. Everything else slowly sinks until it is below the fold. Alas.
Sometimes I think I'm good at freestyling, and then I watch something like this, and I realize what a long way I have to go. Crap, just remembered, I haven't done News In Rap in too long. See supra, re: to do list. Should sleep now. See supra, re: bedtime.
I really like liverwurst. I don't know why, and it's one of those foods people use when they need something prototypically unappealing. But man, I find it tasty.
Is it crazy not to want to cook sweet potatoes alone? I want to wait until we have something else in the oven. Don't waste heat.
Then again, I also dislike putting the heaviest blankets on the bed until January, or I feel like we'll have no response to the real cold snap. I want to be able to fight back!
People talk their craziest and most honest during late hours of the night. It's my favorite time. Although I'm overdue for sleep. See sleepra.
