The saddest, loneliest thing EVAR...

Dec 11, 2008 at 10:38 AM
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That would be my appointment calendar.

So I just had to get one with a whole page for every single day.

Just so I could see even better how empty and pointless my schedule is.

*sigh*

It's not that I have absolutely nothing to do. People do actually remember I'm here once in while and bring me stuff, but they hardly ever let me know ahead of time, so I can't write it on my calendar. I write it afterwards, but that's just so I can feel that the thing is getting some use.

*sigh*

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aww...now I'm sadder than I already was...
&:o(

hey! If you have all that spare time missy...you should DO SOMETHING FUN to put some zing into your schedule and meet new people and find interesting stuff. You could:
join a community theater (you won't have ANY spare time then - guarantee)
take a night-school course (yoga - knitting - volleyball - computer skills - cooking - travel - anything else you're interested in but never did before)
volunteer - habitat for humanity - local animal shelter - environmental group - local historical locations
You could have fun - learn stuff - meet new people - that's what I'd do if I had spare time.You could be too busy to even look at your planner!

:-)

I'm not really complaining about having free time. I'm just laughing at myself for getting the page-a-day calendar. My job isn't really the type to need to keep track of lots of appointments.

I have given some thought to taking a night class, though. They offer some fun stuff through Colorado Free University that I've done before, so I need to check out their current schedule.

Night-classes can be so much fun! Years ago I took some kind of computer course, a SHORT-HAND course (yes I'm THAT old! &:o), a Spanish course, a water-color course, drawing, and for a couple of seasons played co-ed volley-ball. It really was fun. That's how I found out I could draw. (kind of). If I had the time I often wish I could do that kind of stuff again, you know?

hey one thing you COULD write down on one of those blank pages is "send ygrs a couple of plants for her Lil Green Patch" (hint hint)...
&:o)

I ended up getting a week spread on two pages. Then I get to see all the appointments, meetings, and meaningless work-related commitments I have in one fell gaze, and compare it to the utter and total lack of social commitments. Calendars can be cruel.

I buy calendars purely for the pretty pictures!
&:o)

I had a two-page-per-week, but the writing area was too microscopic. I wish they'd do one that didn't use up so much space for notes and stuff, or that consolidated the task list and appointment calendar. I can write small, but not that small.

And wall calendars definitely for the pictures! I love my Astronomy calendar and my half-nekkid firefighter calendar. *leer*

I wish the CO calendar was a wall one. I don't have any use for desk ones.

This year I've been using 365 Kittens A Year. A friend asked, "Do you ever get anything done, or do you just look at the calendar all day?"

I'm sorry....

The saddest, loneliest thing EVAR...

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