It amazes me how I rely on things because I deem myself to be time poor. I rely on my bicycle to get me to work quickly (but wouldn't you if your bike looked like this? - thanks Snapstar.co.nz for the pic) and also home from a night out - so much cheaper than a taxi. When I don't have it (whether have gone to town with lots of other bicycle-less people or it is raining and not the best cycling weather) I get a little distressed. It takes so much longer!This concern of being time poor has crept into my everyday life too. I spend very little time on actual websites these days. The sites I used to spend a lot of time on, and would visit frequently throughout the day, no longer get my eyeballs, everything that really matters to me I RSS. The amount of time in my day it saves is awesome. I am even at the point (as per below) that I will read something and react immediately, seemingly too time poor to even read these feeds properly.
Totally suckered by Graham Reid's post yester, blame the lack of sleep all I want, not my finest hour. Have I got to the point that because I deem something readable enough to RSS it therefore must be true? Note to self: Not everything you read on the internet is true.
Thank goodness it is Friday.
2 comments:
You could look at it that you are not so much 'time poor' but increasingly 'activity rich' :P
Also, admitting being suckered absolves much in a world when too many people aren't prepared to admit being wrong, ever.
I have a lot of practice at being wrong, so admitting it is second nature.
Makes it all the sweeter when I'm right.
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