Procrastination
Cartoon by Dave Walker. Find more cartoons you can freely re-use on your blog at We Blog Cartoons. H/T Andrew.
In other news, Michael Jensen shares his wisdom about blogging. I disagree with #1, of course; the selection and referencing of quotes is a useful and constructive task.
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Sprung!
But sureley it is all still meant to be overwhelming on day 3 :)
Brilliant.
Just printed it and put it on my wall.
Now....What can I do to avoid doing work? ....hmmm....
Love it ... and just used the last 10 minutes enjoying the free gift of time (the sanctification of procrastanation :-)) to follow the link at the bottom of the cartoon. What a cack! Thanks Byron.
I think you misunderstand: I am opposed to quotes WITHOUT COMMENT.
Quote for your life: but tell me why!
I ordinarily skip posts that are just quotes.
MPJ - no, I understand. I just disagree. Don't read quotes if you don't want to, but I'll happily keep posting them and pretending that I'm blogging. Sometimes I might bother to say why I'm quoting; sometimes the quote is enough.
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