Saturday, January 20, 2007

2 minute morning

OK so i have to take a shower and get to work but i thought i would take just two minutes to let people know that i am still alive. though i probably look half-dead now since i just got out of bed. for some reason unknown even to me, i have been avoiding the internet. or at least i haven't missed it. since i got back from taiwan, where i would go out of my way to find a computer nearly every day so i could check my email, etc., i have been strangely unmotivated to touch my keyboard, even though it is conveniently located in the comfort of my apartment. i am pretty sure i need counselling, but then, i am pretty sure you do too. some more than others. right... so my two minutes has elapsed more than two times. perhaps i will post more than two times in january. but don't hold your breath. thanks for your comments. it is nice to know my absence was noticed. have a great weekend.

3 comments:

ldmiller said...

Great to see your alive Hack. Any stories from your trip?

BillG said...

Taiwan, eh? Was it a productive and happy trip?

Oh, and it's impossible to feel bad about not posting when certain other bloggers, *ahem, me* haven't held up their end of the bargain either.

Bill

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