yay, productivity!
Oct. 17th, 2004 10:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
godreamI cleaned my room, more or less, and organized various stuff so I have actual desk space, and I put my shelves together on top of each other. I washed my sheets and made my bed. I set up all my music stuff, tested out my keyboard, hooked my iPod up to my amp, realized how much I missed it all (and how much I appreciate this accumulation of birthday presents and graduation gifts), and in a minute I'm going to change my electric guitar strings (or string, at least) so I can play it.
And probably as a result, my mood is way better than it was on, oh, say Friday. I feel all productive and responsible, and I have music! Currently at a sane volume, but the knowledge that if I wanted to it could be really really loud is fun. Yay!
Completely unrelated: while sorting through papers I found some stuff relating to cell phone features and various associated charges, and for some reason this made me think way back to when I got my first e-mail account -- according to the welcome e-mail that I still have because I'm a virtual packrat, this was August 29th, 1997. I remember my dad telling me about it, and me being utterly astonished that not only would my e-mails arrive virtually instantaneously, but it was free. Seven years ago -- a really, really long time, and not a long time at all. I was a whole lot easier to impress then. Sorta wish I still was. Let's hear it for childish wonder...
And probably as a result, my mood is way better than it was on, oh, say Friday. I feel all productive and responsible, and I have music! Currently at a sane volume, but the knowledge that if I wanted to it could be really really loud is fun. Yay!
Completely unrelated: while sorting through papers I found some stuff relating to cell phone features and various associated charges, and for some reason this made me think way back to when I got my first e-mail account -- according to the welcome e-mail that I still have because I'm a virtual packrat, this was August 29th, 1997. I remember my dad telling me about it, and me being utterly astonished that not only would my e-mails arrive virtually instantaneously, but it was free. Seven years ago -- a really, really long time, and not a long time at all. I was a whole lot easier to impress then. Sorta wish I still was. Let's hear it for childish wonder...
