Notes to self:

[learnteach]

Sitting in front of the computer all day is only an incitement to goofing off, and doesn't get anything real done at all. And you feel lardbutted deep gutted by the end.

The dehydrator is cool. Well, it's warm, actually. But buying the damaged fruit for $1 a bag and making it into munchies is fun.

Comments

hey!

[garandman.livejournal.com]

Hey...

Btw, i'm kinda organizing some hiking/exploring buddies (walk the bayshore trails, explore the beaches along the oceanside, hike some short trails in the Open Space Preserve...)... some are unemployed, others not... these would be hikes/etc both during the week & also on the weekends. Lemme know if you're interested...

Its a good excuse to get out & smell the roses per se.

Yup, dehydrators are definately awesome for fruits & stuff...

talk to you soon!
-A

Re: hey!

[riolent.livejournal.com]

Put me on the list for that!

[judith-s.livejournal.com]

Goofing off is good for the soul though, especially if you enjoy it. If you're not having fun goofing off, you're not goofing off the right way?

[noressa.livejournal.com]

Hmmm... Maybe I should just enjoy the 8 hours of paid web-surfing time I've been getting of late... Naw. I'd rather be doing something challenging. Yes, I do have to have my internet time, though...

Was looking at nifty geeky toys yesterday and thought of you. ^_^ Some are programmable robots you have to build up. One plays soccer... Blessed are the easily amused.

[riolent.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I know, I always feel like I need to get things done on the computer, but once I turn it off and look around, I think, what did I really get done? My laundry is still piled up, my tomatoes are still not in the ground (actually a few of them are thanks to Michael), my spare room where my dad will stay when he's visiting next weekend is still a pigsty. Computer stuff just doesn't usually give you that sense of accomplishment that doing real fixing up does.