Well, I am about one day into each of my potential novels instead of being three days into one. I hope to remedy this in the odd pockets of time that I am supposed to have in my life, but I have to say that the wonderful combination of both computer, internet and time are hard to find for any purpose. This new addition of activities allows me to procrastinate on the following things:

1. my graphics homework
2. my query letters
3. anything else that may come up

However, this procrastination are superceded by another kind of procrastination which is reading either merely christianity (which I've finished), The Year of Living Biblically, History of Theology, How to Read the Bible for All It's Worth, Eric (which I really just ought return) or David Copperfield. I rarely get to them all, but they are all available and looking particularily more interesting that graphics or query letter any time of day. The only reason why query letters are under my graphic homework is that the guilt which my conscience brings to it is considerably greater than the other because I can see the distrubuter of the guilt every other day, much to my chagrin.

So, as much as I hope to 'catch up' in nanowrimo, I really hope that I 'keep up' with everything else. It seems like even daylights saving cannot add enough hours to my day to both make me happy and efficient, so I will leave it at that and go do something productive.

One day, when I learn how to stop the flow of time, I will share my secret with you.

Until then, I'm screwed by not having enough hours in a day, too.
» ranor on 2008-11-04 12:29:31

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