![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
And don't forget to breathe!
I've had a difficult and trying week thusfar. Just a lot of little things coming at me all at once. Lots of close friends are having difficulties that I'm basically powerless to help them with. As always, I'm full of opinions, but nothing truly helpful. Plus I loathe wearing these stupid wrist braces I have to wear whenever I'm computing at work or home--which is most of the time. I find them cumbersome, restrictive, and annoying.
As such, I've been doing my best to avoid things that will bring me down. Had a very nice evening watching Zoolander with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
uterdic followed by the new ep of The Philanthropist. As much as I love James Purefoy, I'm not really loving the show. He's not a very likable character, and the things he does are orchestrated to make him feel better rather than to do a greater good. I'm sure Thomas Hobbs would have a lot to say about all that, cynic that he was. BTW, what's the word for that philosphy that says Every human act is inherently selfish?
While looking for good stuff to do online, I ran across http://failblog.org
Like Voltaire, I can't believe I'm just finding out about this now. After having read every available page of failblog, I have chosen my two favorites, and here they are:
and the fail d' resistance:
Flytrap Fail? Or Spider Win? You decide...
In other annoying news, I still haven't heard from my new editor. My default search engine at work is some stupid nonsense called "Bing," and someone used my work desk in my absense and now my marked-up catalog is missing. Grrrr.
As such, I've been doing my best to avoid things that will bring me down. Had a very nice evening watching Zoolander with
uterdic followed by the new ep of The Philanthropist. As much as I love James Purefoy, I'm not really loving the show. He's not a very likable character, and the things he does are orchestrated to make him feel better rather than to do a greater good. I'm sure Thomas Hobbs would have a lot to say about all that, cynic that he was. BTW, what's the word for that philosphy that says Every human act is inherently selfish? While looking for good stuff to do online, I ran across http://failblog.org
Like Voltaire, I can't believe I'm just finding out about this now. After having read every available page of failblog, I have chosen my two favorites, and here they are:
and the fail d' resistance:
Flytrap Fail? Or Spider Win? You decide...
In other annoying news, I still haven't heard from my new editor. My default search engine at work is some stupid nonsense called "Bing," and someone used my work desk in my absense and now my marked-up catalog is missing. Grrrr.