Blogging is a great hobby because it fits into holes in a pre-existing schedule. When you have 10 minutes and an internet connection: blog. In this way the things that are trivial in the long term but noteworthy in the short term get caught, you don't really have to dedicate/block any time, and the record is produced.
My Mondays are in total flux this year as I struggle to stay productive without the framework of classes. Today I've done Habitat stuff, looked at bowl game logistics, and had an IPD meeting already, with the specter of a potentially long supply chain meeting later in the day looming large. I realize that evening meetings are a necessary evil, but man am I ever ready to be able to have some sanctity in terms of free time. Summers and past job have allowed a certain 'turning off' of the o-n/o-f-f switch around, say, five pm. Now, not so much.
Finally today, a disgruntled Spartan radio commentator, as heard on air. Even if you never, ever click to anything on the internet you should make an exception for this clip. Fast-forward about 7:30 into the clip and sit back and enjoy the lunacy.
Monday, October 02, 2006