i guess seeing everyone prioritising, makes everyone else motivated to prioritise too :)
it was an addiction, my mum tried to tell me last year and i wouldn't listen. so she gave up, and now i give in.
it's so liberating turning the computer on without that stupid irresistable msn messenger popup staring right at you. there's no need for that effortless click of the "sign in" because it's not there anymore! and you know you're on the computer for good, solid, hardworking stuff and an occasional checking out of how everyone's doing through fb and blogger.com!
back to school, you'll hear me whinging about not getting enough sleep because i haven't adapted to the whole dealio-sleeping early-waking up crap. just yet.
then again, school's alright.
my kids make it better (H)
i feel great :)
it was an addiction, my mum tried to tell me last year and i wouldn't listen. so she gave up, and now i give in.
it's so liberating turning the computer on without that stupid irresistable msn messenger popup staring right at you. there's no need for that effortless click of the "sign in" because it's not there anymore! and you know you're on the computer for good, solid, hardworking stuff and an occasional checking out of how everyone's doing through fb and blogger.com!
back to school, you'll hear me whinging about not getting enough sleep because i haven't adapted to the whole dealio-sleeping early-waking up crap. just yet.
then again, school's alright.
my kids make it better (H)
i feel great :)
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