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Sigh...
Posted Dec 12, 2000
'Fraid I've been a tad bit delinquent these days. Haven't had the time to see what everyone has been up to. 'Course I haven't had the time to say much myself. Don't get me wrong, being employed is a good thing. Keeps a roof over my head, and lettuce in my rabbit's cage (Which I seem to think Alexander enjoys). It's just very frustrating when it takes over so completely that there is almost no personal time to find a good conversation. Oh well, what's a person to do?
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Oops!
Posted Oct 25, 2000
Well, I now see yesterday's thoughts were not posted just once. Not even twice. Yes, that's right folks, I posted that message three times! How you ask? A very good question. I'd like to claim ignorance, but that is a big blow to the ego. I don't really consider myself THAT ignorant. Perhaps I should just call it what it is... The attention span of a 2 year old. I've been out of diapers for years, have no fear of that. However, if something is no longer in my line of sight, it's gone...quite possibly it never exisited. You never know. It's kind of like that whole Ostrich Theory. Anyway, I realized only moments ago that they were not three different journal enteries with the same name, but the same entry three times. To that all I am really able to say is oops!
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Latest reply: Oct 25, 2000
Thunkings
Posted Oct 24, 2000
I had a thunk and began to ponder it. Much as Pooh Bear sat under the tree thinking very hard, I began to do much the same. (The difference is that it was in a cubical, not under a tree.) I wrote a half hearted entry yesterday, and then spent the rest of the day thinking about everything that came pouring out across the keyboard. In a way I'm feeling kind of pensive today, but then there's another part of me that wants to go run outside and jump in all the puddles. I haven't done that in years, and sometimes you need to act like a kid. Well, I do at least. It breaks up the monotony of the corporate world I seem to live in. Though I can't shake the cynical thought that began to creep into my conciousness yesterday, that for a feeling so wonderful, it also is very painful... I think it's time to go now, because I don't think of myself as being cynical. I much prefer being a dreamer and wishing on a star...
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Latest reply: Oct 24, 2000
Thunkings
Posted Oct 24, 2000
I had a thunk and began to ponder it. Much as Pooh Bear sat under the tree thinking very hard, I began to do much the same. (The difference is that it was in a cubical, not under a tree.) I wrote a half hearted entry yesterday, and then spent the rest of the day thinking about everything that came pouring out across the keyboard. In a way I'm feeling kind of pensive today, but then there's another part of me that wants to go run outside and jump in all the puddles. I haven't done that in years, and sometimes you need to act like a kid. Well, I do at least. It breaks up the monotony of the corporate world I seem to live in. Though I can't shake the cynical thought that began to creep into my conciousness yesterday, that for a feeling so wonderful, it also is very painful... I think it's time to go now, because I don't think of myself as being cynical. I much prefer being a dreamer and wishing on a star...
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Latest reply: Oct 24, 2000
Thunkings
Posted Oct 24, 2000
I had a thunk and began to ponder it. Much as Pooh Bear sat under the tree thinking very hard, I began to do much the same. (The difference is that it was in a cubical, not under a tree.) I wrote a half hearted entry yesterday, and then spent the rest of the day thinking about everything that came pouring out across the keyboard. In a way I'm feeling kind of pensive today, but then there's another part of me that wants to go run outside and jump in all the puddles. I haven't done that in years, and sometimes you need to act like a kid. Well, I do at least. It breaks up the monotony of the corporate world I seem to live in. Though I can't shake the cynical thought that began to creep into my conciousness yesterday, that for a feeling so wonderful, it also is very painful... I think it's time to go now, because I don't think of myself as being cynical. I much prefer being a dreamer and wishing on a star...
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