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Tonyyy.

 

I'm alive. Are you? Day is half over. We got this.

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Love Dirty Jobs.  I like how he jokes with people, but manages to highlight the incredible skills they have and the complexity of the work that so-called 'unskilled' people do.   Simply mind-boggling....

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Tonyyy.

 

I'm alive. Are you? Day is half over. We got this.

 

Well, it's been hell today, it really has. I had to walk away from the meetings today, I just couldn't do it. I made it halfway through the first and it was just... I had to step away. I couldn't do it.

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I think I found a new place to play. I need to visit some time and see if paying member dues would be worthwhile.

 

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http://www.tcmaker.org/blog/

Is this for minecraft?

 

http://blog.flexiscale.co/post/44440592724/how-did-we-get-here

 

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Hmmm Never considered that before, but it seems surprisingly accurate.

 

Well, it's been hell today, it really has. I had to walk away from the meetings today, I just couldn't do it. I made it halfway through the first and it was just... I had to step away. I couldn't do it.

No worries, man, you're far from alone, just look, Papa Benedict had to admit the same thing on an even bigger scale.

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Fair is fair, ARFink....

 

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Fair is fair, ARFink....

 

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Looks spicy.

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Sorry, Tricia.  You don't have to have any if you don't want to.  I'll find something you'd like better.   Really.   :console:

 

Tony, actually that is a cold Greek salad with baby o's and greek celery.  So probably not spicy, but lots of lemon juice and garlic.

 

I've never heard of the Kraken before.   Obviously I am from a different part of the world...  looks like EVERYBODY gets hungry now and then....

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Well, today I am working on a new toy.

 

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These are the bare beginnings of a new project. In this picture you can see a pump (front left), air tank (front right), a threaded barrel attachment, and two lengths of PVC pipe that fit inside of each other and will make a simple breech. I will be making all the rest of the pieces on the laser. :)

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You's gonna shoot paintbrushes (upper left corner) thru that thing at canvasses?  Is that the plan?  ( :brutebeast: )

 

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I've been finding I have a very hard time keeping my personal projects and goals on track, especially as I work from home. Work time bleeds into personal time, which results in a whole lot of wasted time and not a whole lot of work or personal stuff getting done. The continual conflict between the two is pretty draining. So here are ideas I am going to implement on myself:

- Getting up earlier. One of the big issues I have is that living at home with the rest of the family means I am on their schedule for many things, including meals, chores, and the general noise and chaos a house of 10 people entails. However, the house is mostly empty between the hours of 7:30 AM and 3PM. I am currently getting up at 9:30 AM every day, and staying up until 1-2 AM. I plan to move wakeup time to 7:30 or 8 AM to take advantage of an extra hour of quiet, and moving bedtime up accordingly.

- Set a timer. I have found that certain tasks, such as keeping my workplace clean, work best if I simply set myself a 15 minute timer, do the task until the timer is done, and then walk away. Otherwise I look up 2 hours later to find a clean room but have done nothing on the important stuff. If I can make a dedicated effort to do 15 minutes a day my space will be just as nice as doing a marathon cleanup once a month.

- Plan the day. I need a daily horarium I think. It would be helpful anyway. :)

- Radio Silence. I have found from previous experiments that working on the computer without an internet connection can actually be extremely beneficial to me. The stuff I can accomplish in 2 hours without any internet rivals what I could do in an 8 hour period in which I can freely have access to this place. Gee, wonder why. :P

However, given how dependent I am on the internet, i think I'll plan on having a few hours of each day be internet-free rather than doing whole days at a time, and see how that helps.

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I have found a composer I really like: Joe Hisaishi. AnneLine may recognize this sound. He's the guy who did the soundtrack to two of my favorite movies, My Neighbor Totoro and Porco Rosso.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=AQRbAMb6LbI

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And I thought my filing system was bad... :eek:

 

This photo is from a series about local bureaucracy, in which the photographers simply walked into various government agencies around the world and took a photo of the bureaucrat behind the desk. Very simple but cool photos. :)

 

http://www.janbanning.com/gallery/bureaucratics/

 

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Oh my heavens!   What a nice foursome to find in my Phatmail....

 

I am getting really sick of the horrible avatars. :(

 

 

This is where I was yesterday.   Today I seem to be able to channel my inner Jack Nicholson.

 

Yup, there are days when I feel as nuts as this guy....

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5j2F4VcBmeo  

 

Must be fun to unleash that on the screen sometimes..... not often... but there are days when lines get crossed...   Yeah.

 

And THAT is one heck of a movie!

 

 

I also made this today. http://weaselsgonarf.blogspot.com/2013/03/daily-draw-mug.html

 

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picture on the PM Thread didn't load, but loved the tea pix on your daily draw.  Awwww....

 

I've been finding I have a very hard time keeping my personal projects and goals on track, especially as I work from home. Work time bleeds into personal time, which results in a whole lot of wasted time and not a whole lot of work or personal stuff getting done. The continual conflict between the two is pretty draining. So here are ideas I am going to implement on myself:

- Getting up earlier. One of the big issues I have is that living at home with the rest of the family means I am on their schedule for many things, including meals, chores, and the general noise and chaos a house of 10 people entails. However, the house is mostly empty between the hours of 7:30 AM and 3PM. I am currently getting up at 9:30 AM every day, and staying up until 1-2 AM. I plan to move wakeup time to 7:30 or 8 AM to take advantage of an extra hour of quiet, and moving bedtime up accordingly.

- Set a timer. I have found that certain tasks, such as keeping my workplace clean, work best if I simply set myself a 15 minute timer, do the task until the timer is done, and then walk away. Otherwise I look up 2 hours later to find a clean room but have done nothing on the important stuff. If I can make a dedicated effort to do 15 minutes a day my space will be just as nice as doing a marathon cleanup once a month.

- Plan the day. I need a daily horarium I think. It would be helpful anyway. :)

- Radio Silence. I have found from previous experiments that working on the computer without an internet connection can actually be extremely beneficial to me. The stuff I can accomplish in 2 hours without any internet rivals what I could do in an 8 hour period in which I can freely have access to this place. Gee, wonder why. :P

However, given how dependent I am on the internet, i think I'll plan on having a few hours of each day be internet-free rather than doing whole days at a time, and see how that helps.

 

AnneLine is giggling.   And really trying HARD not to say the obvious.    : rotfl:  : rotfl:  : rotfl:  !

 

If no one else does it for me, I may succumb to temptation at a later time.....  more-or-less behaving myself right now....

 

 

I have found a composer I really like: Joe Hisaishi. AnneLine may recognize this sound. He's the guy who did the soundtrack to two of my favorite movies, My Neighbor Totoro and Porco Rosso.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=AQRbAMb6LbI

 

oooh... will have to check that out....did like some of those movies....

 

 

 

 

And I thought my filing system was bad... :eek:

 

This photo is from a series about local bureaucracy, in which the photographers simply walked into various government agencies around the world and took a photo of the bureaucrat behind the desk. Very simple but cool photos. :)

 

http://www.janbanning.com/gallery/bureaucratics/

 

5T3l5F4.jpg

 

 

Makes my filing look downright need and organized.  Thanks, I needed that.....

 

 

 

Gotta go to work on something now... .for 15 mins or so...

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Boing boing boing boing! :rabbit:

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COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOKIEEEEEEEE

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