Hi, it's been a while. There's that moment of nervousness when you try and get back on a bike after having not ridden one for a while: will you remember how to do it properly; will it be as enjoyable as it was before; wasn't there a perfectly good reason why you got off the bike the last time?
The managers are back, and so I slip nicely back into my pseudo oblivion. I've begun writing a novel, getting more sun, gone back to vegetarianism and am brushing up on my procrastination skills. It's been a while.
This blog has been started a few times, finished too, but then I'll down to the internet cafe and realise that I've forgotten to put what I've written on my USB stick, and I discover that I'm already out of date too - there's a sense of immediacy with blogging that's sometimes difficult to come to terms with - and so my thoughts regarding the Popes, the Bali Drug Lords, the British Elections and the China Japan thing have, for the moment fallen out of date.
So that's me, right now, in a nutshell. An interesting article here which should give some people an idea of where both technology and entertainment may be heading. Following the link to the founder's site reveals more of their altruistic intentions, for all the firecrackers in China that it'll do them.
Procrastination skills don't need brushing up. They come all too naturally.
too true, but i like to think that by practising i can take them to another level altogether.