“Mark all as read” is my friend
After a major project at work (a redesign launched for the mother ship’s web site) and being knocked down for the count by that damnable chest-cold-flu thing, I ended up with nearly 800 items in my Google Reader. Skimmed some of it, but used a lot of “Mark All As Read.” And I didn’t feel guilty about it.
You know what they say about falling off your diet? Don’t beat yourself up, everyone lapses, get back on the horse and move on…? Same principle, right?
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Kurt's Tweets- Realizing how woefully out of touch I have been with this part of the county. (@ Saint Louis Bread Company) http://4sq.com/5z5Bfh
- Just had my first Gmail phone call -- with my parents -- and the quality was fantastic. Wow. http://tcrn.ch/a8GndI
- Another day, another interview. Fingers crossed. (@ Saint Louis Bread Co) http://4sq.com/avGImL
- Helping my son learn the first 20 elements on the periodic table. Disturbed by how many more elements there are since I studied this stuff.
- Giving blood. (@ St. Martin's Episcopal Church) http://4sq.com/aiWuEk
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Oh, sure, absolutely. As long as you keep up your Twitter addiction no matter what, anything incredibly important will find you.
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