Psst..... Razor, I got what you need. How about some OBP, and some SLG?
Psst..... Razor, I got what you need. How about some OBP, and some SLG?
Hugs, smiling, and interactive Twitter accounts, don't mean winning baseball. Until this community understands that we are cursed to relive the madness.
This is kinda like me with my kids. "shut off the TV's and computers and get outside!"
Actually I like the idea. Maybe just leave ONE thread open for all star game discussions.
And thus endeth my four day self imposed exile. I did watch the ASG, got a bunch of work done, read two books by Jim Butcher. I loves me some Dresden Files. Worked a puzzle with my daughter. completed one fantasy baseball trade.
It isn't a bad thing to step away once and a while. but i have a bunch to catch up on.
Dubito Ergo Cogito Ergo Sum.
I once took a five day break from the internet and my cell phone all together. I highly recommend something like that to anyone who can afford to. Those 5 days were tough at first, but it really cleared my head and made me much more productive after that.Originally Posted by TRF
And thus endeth my four day self imposed exile. I did watch the ASG, got a bunch of work done, read two books by Jim Butcher. I loves me some Dresden Files. Worked a puzzle with my daughter. completed one fantasy baseball trade.
It isn't a bad thing to step away once and a while. but i have a bunch to catch up on.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." -- Albert Einstein
I went on a 72-hour retreat about ten years ago where no phones, clocks, watches, radios, Internet, newspapers...no contact with the outside world...was allowed. It was amazing that, returning to the "real" world after only 72 hours, all those things seemed like such noise.
Help stamp out, eliminate, and do away with redundancy.
You guys are crazy.
Once I went 30 some odd years without a cell phone, internet, gps and computers.
Me too, and I hsve no idea how I survived. In fact, now, when I can't find the remote for my TiVo, I have a panic attack, and can't function until I find it.
That's why going a few days with technology was a godsend. It gave me my perspective back.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." -- Albert Einstein
I had my cable shut off about 10 months ago. Haven't really missed it too much.
I read 3 books in the last two weeks. Reading a Dresden files book now and I might start on the Catcher was a Spy soon. Plus another season of softball twice a week.
Dubito Ergo Cogito Ergo Sum.
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