Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Busy week... and it's only Wednesday

How did it get to be Wednesday already? Here's a breakdown of my accomplishments for the week so far:

Writing: 700 words -- Pitiful (Beyond Pitiful, really)
Editing: 6 Chapters -- Fair
Brainstorming : 5 scenes -- Fair
Job Hunt: Don't ask -- Suxxorz
Landscaping: 50 ft. stone wall & the sunburn to prove it -- Crispy
TBR stack: 1 down, about 30 more to go -- Reading withdrawal
Movies: Watchmen -- Can I have that afternoon back, pls?

And that's it. That's all I've done. No more full-time job, and yet I still can't seem to get much done. Very frustrating.

What have you all managed to do so far this week? Post in comments. We'll see who's the laziest!

3 comments:

  1. Let's see: I went to the dentist, reviewed some short stories that I've had since December, reviewed part of your first 100 pages, caught up on the pile of newspaper I had, and...that's about it. Oh, I saw [i]Watchmen[/i] too, and I don't necessarily want that afternoon back.

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  2. Watchmen was the most well-done ~3 hours of nothing I've ever endured in my entire life--I'll take my afternoon back as well!

    Cinematography: Excellent
    Soundtrack: Great
    Character Development: What development?
    Acting: Who stole their souls?
    Nudity: Who can concentrate with a blue penis flopping around the entire movie...how weird.


    Okay...enough Watchmen bashing. What did I accomplish so far this week? Worked 34.5 hrs :'( ... my personal life is dwindling.

    I know I'm supposed to be commenting about reading/writing/writers/readers...sorry.

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  3. Mike - I do appreciate your comments on my 1st 100 pages. Now I just need to go fix all the problems. :) And it's always nice catching up on stuff. Got lots of time for that now.

    Penny - Nah, post away! I agree that Watchmen was very well done. It was just tedious to sit through, and I like leaving a movie feeling good about humanity, not horrified to be part of it. Kudos to the creators of it for staying true to the original graphic novel and their vision though.

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