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Sep. 15th, 2005 01:05 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mlerulesAnybody who parks their Hummer in a "Compact" space has the brain capacity of the wart recently removed from my foot.
Vicadin: Bad. Darvacet: Goood.
Sometimes it seems as if the constancy in my life consists moslty of the slow deterioration of everything around me: mail that needs to be sorted and dealt with, dishes that need washing up, garbage that needs tossing, clothes that need laundering. Must figure out how to combine the virtues of a house-elf w/those of a cabana-boy. Yet another goal to pursue. At some point I must gather up these disparate goals and list 'em. Then it'll be time to prioritize 'em. Yep. On the top of my list: list list items. Maybe I'll get around to DOING them sometime...if I'm not too busy figuring what I want to do/what they are. Thinking there's a problem w/this routine. Reminds me of a piece of advice from a few years back: don't visualize it, DO IT, then turn around and look at it. For now, I'm gonna put my foot up, grab a book, and relax.
Neil Gaimon interview re: MirrorMask in yesterday's The Hollywood Reporter: http://www.thebookstandard.com/bookstandard/news/hollywood/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001136171
Vicadin: Bad. Darvacet: Goood.
Sometimes it seems as if the constancy in my life consists moslty of the slow deterioration of everything around me: mail that needs to be sorted and dealt with, dishes that need washing up, garbage that needs tossing, clothes that need laundering. Must figure out how to combine the virtues of a house-elf w/those of a cabana-boy. Yet another goal to pursue. At some point I must gather up these disparate goals and list 'em. Then it'll be time to prioritize 'em. Yep. On the top of my list: list list items. Maybe I'll get around to DOING them sometime...if I'm not too busy figuring what I want to do/what they are. Thinking there's a problem w/this routine. Reminds me of a piece of advice from a few years back: don't visualize it, DO IT, then turn around and look at it. For now, I'm gonna put my foot up, grab a book, and relax.
Neil Gaimon interview re: MirrorMask in yesterday's The Hollywood Reporter: http://www.thebookstandard.com/bookstandard/news/hollywood/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001136171
