Monkey on Wordpress

….as I seem to want to use Tumblr more. This is my tumblog.

Not sure if I will keep a blog and tumblog, or tumblog only. But the tumblog has stuff that I find that I don’t use for UNEASYsilence.com

I should know what I’m doing pretty soon.

I think I seriously need to just cut back. My new PC has too much junk on it, I use Firefox, Safari, IE7, Opera, and Flock. I have tons of music and it’s not totally organized, I download a lot of little files, I run Vista, installed a dock yet still have icons all over, I use the desktop to dump everything. I feel like just reinstalling everything and starting over - but it won’t be that easy.

When you think about it, it’s an overall sort of thing. If I really want to organize my PC life better, my overall life has to improve. This means, sadly, I need to stop being a packrat in real life as well and clear out everything. I actually would love to do this. Anyone else interested in going on this journey with me and leading a more minimalist life? I could use support as I go into relapse.

I hope your Christmas was enjoyable and safe. I spent all my time getting themes and applications for my Nokia E50. The Symbian OS is something else, I’m trying to figure it out.

I really like this new theme, so I may put it through its paces with some new entries. You know, give the 3 people subscribed a reason to leave what with all the pointless posts that will be made. I lost my header image though, so there is nothing to make this blog look different than anyone else using the theme. I think.

I know nobody reads this, which is fine. There is no reason to come back to this blog, there just isn’t any redeeming quality. Content blows, smell is horrendous and I am pretty boring. With that said, let me say what’s new!

Scopetech will be going on a bit of a hiatus and as for now I’m going to keep busy writing for Uneasysilence.com and moderating Rev3’s forums.
That about it. Fun, eh?

Just did a bunch of blogging and came to this on stumbleupon. It was there I called it quits hah.

Also, testing out posting without a title.

It’s one of those times, you know?

When a blog post is this long on something I don’t care that much about I don’t read it, or read only the beginning. The same happened here, so I just took the title and thought about it on my own. Can your personal blog hurt you down the road?

I refuse to read anything there, just look at all those links!

I may have some faults but I am by no means an evil blogger but I am entering the Most Evil Blogger Contest. I thought it might be cool to go along with a meme from Nick Mercer and take a look at 4 faults of my own.

I’m stubborn - I hate doing new things, I don’t party or go out much which is pretty much by choice. I have no problem doing these things but I pretty much just choose not to and it would take my friends way too much convincing to get me to do stuff. I know what I’m like and I should be less stubborn, no two ways about it. (But it’s so much fun!)

I take on too much - I don’t really turn down helping someone and that sometimes causes conflict. An example being having work to do, not necessarily academic, but opting to help a friend fix something on the computer or with anything else they might need help with. And no, it’s not an attempt at saying “I care too much” but I do take on a bit much at times which could even lead to jobs not being done properly. I think one of the main reasons I do take on too much might be because…

I sometimes think I am the only one that can do something - A major reason for this is that I hate encountering someone that isn’t qualified for something and I encounter it (I’m looking at your, people who serve food). I’m getting better at it, though, that’s why I’m going to step away from Scopetech soon enough - I’ll set it up and let someone else handle it. It should prove interesting.

I’m way impatient - Can you blame me? I just want what I want and I want it now! I’m fully aware when I’m impatient and I don’t know if I really want to change that too much, after all, impatience breeds necessity and necessity is the mother of invention, isn’t it?