My brain hurts
May. 3rd, 2004 11:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fredericksI like to say that there isn't enough time in the day. But that's a lie at the moment. There is enough time in the day, but I waste way too much of it. I've found myself more and more exhausted after coming in from work every night, and so I spent the evening catching up on whatever randomness I'd usually enjoy indulging during the day, and most of the time that's one television program or another. I like it more when there aren't people running up and down making noise, so most of my activity is kept until after 10. I fall asleep at some ungodly hour, and wake up in time to get ready for work and begin it all again.
I have this wasteful habit of picking up the Sunday Times and never reading it. I get guilted into it. I've inevitably been reading the pulpy yet fascinating Post all week, and picking up the intimidatingly large (and intimidatingly expensive) Times is a way to atone for that. But for three Sundays I've done this and for three weeks I have yet to read anything in the huge bundle but the New York Times Magazine. I do that a lot, pick up stuff that seems interesting but never get around to reading/watching/listening to them. I think my brain's going to atrophy from all the junk I've been feeding it, all to avoid serious thinking.
Heh. I really should be sleeping.
I have this wasteful habit of picking up the Sunday Times and never reading it. I get guilted into it. I've inevitably been reading the pulpy yet fascinating Post all week, and picking up the intimidatingly large (and intimidatingly expensive) Times is a way to atone for that. But for three Sundays I've done this and for three weeks I have yet to read anything in the huge bundle but the New York Times Magazine. I do that a lot, pick up stuff that seems interesting but never get around to reading/watching/listening to them. I think my brain's going to atrophy from all the junk I've been feeding it, all to avoid serious thinking.
Heh. I really should be sleeping.
