NOW PLAYING: QUEEN
I just bought my very obsessed artist friend a vague book on ships a'la Lord Nelson, the gay admiral. Which could have been a big mistake. I'm thinking it is. For example, let's say you knew someone who had a very unhealthy obsession with... say... drugs. Mind-altering, health destroying drugs. Would you, as a friend, go right out and purchase a Do-It-Yourself book on homemade cocain?
I didn't think so.
But that's kind of what I did.
And you can read all about it on her blog. http://bettasimplex.blogspot.com
On another completely different note,
I'm still at work. The bosses are holed up in the conference, in some sort of hush hush high powered pow-wow, most of the associates are toodling off elsewhere in "meetings" with "clients", so the office is pretty empty. Things are dropping off the edge of my desk, because my to-do box has been neglected for a while. Sheets of papers are taking a life of their own, surreptitiously crawling over to my colleague's side of the table, and therefore making itself HER to-do stuff, not MINE. Bwahahahaha.
Am listening to the ever brilliant music of QUEEN.
I just can't bring myself to just open the file and start working on the last leg of my project. What the hell, it was suppose to have been completed YESTERDAY!! Acceptable post-project presentation behaviour includes:
1. Awed silence, followed by
2. Thunderous applause
3. " You are brilliant. Here is my company. Run it."
Cheh
I didn't think so.
But that's kind of what I did.
And you can read all about it on her blog. http://bettasimplex.blogspot.com
On another completely different note,
I'm still at work. The bosses are holed up in the conference, in some sort of hush hush high powered pow-wow, most of the associates are toodling off elsewhere in "meetings" with "clients", so the office is pretty empty. Things are dropping off the edge of my desk, because my to-do box has been neglected for a while. Sheets of papers are taking a life of their own, surreptitiously crawling over to my colleague's side of the table, and therefore making itself HER to-do stuff, not MINE. Bwahahahaha.
Am listening to the ever brilliant music of QUEEN.
I just can't bring myself to just open the file and start working on the last leg of my project. What the hell, it was suppose to have been completed YESTERDAY!! Acceptable post-project presentation behaviour includes:
1. Awed silence, followed by
2. Thunderous applause
3. " You are brilliant. Here is my company. Run it."
Cheh
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