Friday, September 16, 2005
[Egg of Recluse...]
I was reading Collision Detection today and saw this post about this contraption that advertises to "shut out the world with the perfect levels of lighting, sound, seating, and privacy you select." I think I would pretty murder almost any select person(s?) to get my grubby little hands on this. Or better yet, get my grubby little body into one of these jauns.
The Friday Fiver
1. Name one thing you've quit: Soccer in 10th grade.
2. Name something you've won: Um...Math award in 8th grade?
3. Describe a subject in school you do poorly in: MATH
4. Have you ever purposely not done your best? Yeah. I didn't do my best in tech ed so that I wasn't expected to participate in building stuff or actually working. And now at the library I don't do my best shelving books or else my boss will expect me to shelve even more books.
5. Do you lead, follow, or get out of the way? It depends on the situation. Sometimes when I need to I lead and sometimes when I need to I step out of the way.
I was reading Collision Detection today and saw this post about this contraption that advertises to "shut out the world with the perfect levels of lighting, sound, seating, and privacy you select." I think I would pretty murder almost any select person(s?) to get my grubby little hands on this. Or better yet, get my grubby little body into one of these jauns.
The Friday Fiver
1. Name one thing you've quit: Soccer in 10th grade.
2. Name something you've won: Um...Math award in 8th grade?
3. Describe a subject in school you do poorly in: MATH
4. Have you ever purposely not done your best? Yeah. I didn't do my best in tech ed so that I wasn't expected to participate in building stuff or actually working. And now at the library I don't do my best shelving books or else my boss will expect me to shelve even more books.
5. Do you lead, follow, or get out of the way? It depends on the situation. Sometimes when I need to I lead and sometimes when I need to I step out of the way.
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