What do you do, when you’re bored?
I search the internet for things that interest me or make me laugh or I blog. Unfortunately, I spend so much time right now in front of the computer searching the internet that almost all I can blog about are things I found there.
No life, no tales. Unless you want to see my creative writing, which is mostly in German and I really don’t know if it’s any good. (But you can let me know if you want to read it anyway and tell me your thoughts.)
Maybe I should get in touch with my Mailer Daemon. It sounds like it has some time to spare. We could start a nice chat and see where things lead us.
Or I could write a few lists. I like lists. They make me feel like I accomplished something. Usually cracked.com is a good place to see other people’s lists, which are not only very diverse but also funny. Unfortunately, the people at work thought it would be a good idea to deny me access to cracked, leaving me a sobbing mess, who doesn’t get more work done either. (The reason I don’t get more work done, btw, is the lack of work and not my hours of ambling through the internet.)
Or I try to find blogs I like, which sometimes is incredibly frustrating. There must be so many good blogs out there but I manage to consequently pick out those, which are written by angsty teens/haven’t been updated since 1992/make me feel bad because my technical knowledge equals zero point one/…
Sometimes I even do some work for uni. But very rarely because concentrating on that stuff at work is pretty hard.
A lot of time is spent with questionnaires. But that’s not that satisfying anymore, because most are stupid. Or I’ve done them already. Or both.
Ever heard of the bore out syndrom?