The Dilema That is Not a Dilema

[jackshoegazer]

On most days, I am very busy and have little time to read my LJ but I try to do as much as I can whenever I have a free moment.  I read a lot more than I comment, but then, don't we all.  On these days, I curse how big my flist is and think, POST LESS!

However, on days like today, when I have the day off except for the nine pages of cultural anthropology essays I have starting me down like an enraged bull, I need procrastination!  And you people just aren't posting enough!  I keep hanging out on Facebook and I never hang out there.  I log in to play some chess and Scrabble but I never sit around.  Hell, I've even *chatted* with people, which I *never* do!

Okay, fine, so I don't need to procrastinate, and really I haven't today because there's been so little posting on the LJ.  I have two of my three essays complete and I'm going to do the third one as soon as I post this.  Really, I swear.

I wish homework burned calories.

Comments

[sasha-feather.livejournal.com]

I'm glad to hear this, because I feel like I've been posting too much. I will post more!

I have the same experience-- when I'm busy I can't keep up, when I'm bored I scroll over the same entries again and again looking for new comments.

[jackshoegazer.livejournal.com]

And worse - when I'm really bored, I go looking for new journals and communities to add, which makes my flist even heavier and harder to keep up with :(