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Oct. 17th, 2006 10:23 pmI'm just going to give up on trying to catch up on LJ atm. I never, ever seem to reply to anything I want to at the moment, I always get sidetracked or see posts a few days later. And I hate not replying to people. And the fewer comments I make, the less likely I seem to be to post myself. And then I feel like I'm ignoring some posts, or some people, and losing touch.
Anyway. I feel guilty for spending much time on the computer on weeknights when I've been out at work all day and haven't spent time with or seen David or Roisin. Weekends I seem to be catching up on housework, or the stack of books I have to read (finally tracked down the mislaid library book, there are some perks to being staff!), or taking Roisin out so D gets some peace and she and I have fun, or cooking, or just puttering. But that too means I don't spend much time online. I read my Yahoogroups maybe twice a week these days, I'm well out of touch there too.
I could, I suppose, go online at lunchtimes at work and read, but I always gets nabbed by the customers when I'm sitting at a public computer, so I mostly can't be bothered. I like to sit in the staffroom and read the papers, or my book.
Anyway. I feel guilty for spending much time on the computer on weeknights when I've been out at work all day and haven't spent time with or seen David or Roisin. Weekends I seem to be catching up on housework, or the stack of books I have to read (finally tracked down the mislaid library book, there are some perks to being staff!), or taking Roisin out so D gets some peace and she and I have fun, or cooking, or just puttering. But that too means I don't spend much time online. I read my Yahoogroups maybe twice a week these days, I'm well out of touch there too.
I could, I suppose, go online at lunchtimes at work and read, but I always gets nabbed by the customers when I'm sitting at a public computer, so I mostly can't be bothered. I like to sit in the staffroom and read the papers, or my book.
