You'd think I'd be warm and comfortable beneath a rock. But there's nowhere for my record player.
In a twist of fate most cruel, I posted a reply to a comment regarding anti-virus (in response to my entry about the recent ThinkPoint conundrum), and immediately afterwards, something popped up.
Damn you, ThinkPoint! Isn't it obvious that you aren't wanted, you pitiful, greasy little bastard? Get off my shiny new computer and perish in a ( Read more... )
Damn you, ThinkPoint! Isn't it obvious that you aren't wanted, you pitiful, greasy little bastard? Get off my shiny new computer and perish in a ( Read more... )
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LOL. Ahh, I'm glad you've got your computer back so I can enjoy the traditional Sir Kelzalot humor. :)
That's awesome that you have a job! How exciting! You're like officially a big kid! :D Well, Pampers would argue that you were a big kid when you started using them, so I guess you're a bigger big kid! :)
Taking a break from a creative work is very important. I think it's also, sadly, the most overlooked aspect.
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I'm mightily chuffed. It may be unpaid work, but I can say to people 'guess what I did today IN MY JOB? The JOB which I have?'. It's brilliant :P
Ah, but what if someone was employed but still in nappies? Would that make them a big-and-a-half kid?
Without taking a break from my novel, I was probably going to end up hating it, which wouldn't have been good. With one book to finish and another two to write, I need to be on as good terms with the project as possible :P And you're right, it's overlooked. In college, I knew people who'd be constantly working and they'd burn themselves out. They could have done with a lesson in how to take a break. :P
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