I hate analog clocks, they drive me insane. I guess that’s another thing to add to my About page. I can’t have any in my room, because then I can’t sleep at night, and I can’t have any near me when I’m studying.. because then it would drive me insane. It’s like chinese water torture or something.. anyway, I guess it should be obvious by now that I’m feeling a little uninspired today, except for the clock behind me. I have a prized Lilo and Stitch analog clock that makes virtually no sound when it ticks, if it stops working someday I will be very upset. The other issue with clocks is that they’re always against you! I never have enough time to do important stuff. Analogs make it especially clear, because you can see your starting point and your destination – and then before you know it, the space between suddenly becomes smaller and smaller. Either that, or when you are at work or doing something equally boring, time stops. You look up at the clock after what you think has been half an hour, and the hands haven’t moved at all secretly you wonder if the batteries are dead …
I’m sure we’ve all had this problem,
Situation 1: Fun things, cramming, deadlines
Situation 2: Work, the mundane
*sigh*.
