I’m aiming to post a Simply Baking recap tomorrow, but the Masterchef Madness over at Reality Ravings has been dominating my blogging time. There’s only one night a week that doesn’t have a Masterchef episode, so it’s a bit of a marathon at the moment. If there is such a thing as a marathon that goes over a number of weeks, for 30 to 60 minutes at a time.
I’m still trying to figure out why I decided to participate in the 501words project, but I did (actually, I do know what prompted me to participate… procrastination. TatteredEdges tweeted about it just as I was about to get stuck into some work prep, so it was only natural that I signed up there and then). My daily blogging has been interrupted by a laptop crisis, but I’m planning to get back into it once I have my own keyboard back.
Time Poor is the new poverty…A lot of people can relate to your sentiment. Maybe you need to Make Time Poverty History! http://hypotheticorp.org/wp/do/poverty/
Enjoyed your blog post, Ian. In fact the other day I heard – for the first time – the phrase “Protestant Leisure Ethic”, which made me laugh, but also made me think about how we turn our downtime into “projects”!
I have to admit that the phrase “Protestant Leisure Ethic” is new to me – very funny concept!
In case you’re interested, we’ve just written about the non-existence of “Gen-Y” http://hypotheticorp.org/wp/think/geny/
.-= Ian Watson´s last blog ..Generation-Y does not exist =-.