Comments | daydreammuse: Ugh, time eaters!!

daydreammuse

Ugh, time eaters!!

Jan 27, 2009 22:07

Ah, I have been trying to get back into the swing of things online after the mighty exams and guess what happened. I don’t write at all, when I have all the time of the world and why. Because I create myself distractions. I seem to have an inborn talent to stall thing and then moan why I don’t get around to doing them. The famous phrase and last ( Read more... )

life, randomness, me, blah, meh

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skarrah January 27 2009, 20:25:23 UTC

I hear they have help groups for these things. They have forums and daily blogs. Individual help can be obtained by email and even MSN or AIM conversations in times of great temptation. ;)

daydreammuse January 27 2009, 20:30:55 UTC

Are you messing with me or are you serious about these things??? So there is therapy for everything. Whackooo. Anyways I can control myself, but it is way more fun to be lazy...

skarrah January 27 2009, 20:37:40 UTC

I'm messing with you. :D

Though, there probably is something like it out there...World is a funny place.

daydreammuse January 27 2009, 20:39:18 UTC

People can be quite weird I can asure you. So I had to take it with a grain of truth.

music_lover3 January 28 2009, 02:20:18 UTC

I have a problem with reading while writing myself. Although since school started up again, I've been reading because I have to. Good luck trying to play keep away with the computer! Let us know if it works!

daydreammuse January 29 2009, 09:45:58 UTC

Isn't this Chrish from Charmed?
Anyways I am so luck that I don't have school for a month or so. Great to know.
I think when we read our minf frame changes. Blasted brain. Anyways I managed to get some 1.2 K done.

music_lover3 January 29 2009, 14:37:49 UTC

Yeah, it's Chris from Charmed. That's the best icon I could find of him. LOL, I'm actually kind of excited about school. I'm staying ahead on everything, it's great. Yeah, I agree that our mind frame changes when we read, because then we get different ideas in our heads. Hey, great count!