Excuses, excuses
Looking over my blog archives for May and June of 2007, I was aghast to discover that I wrote only 6 blog posts for each month. I normally go into double digits every month, so this pathetic output demands some explaining. In my defense, I present the following alibis:
- I spent 2 weeks of May traipsing around Europe.
- I spent 3 weeks of June uploading photos from my 2 weeks in Europe.
- There was my high school reunion, and the few days of last-minute preparations before it.
- Then I uploaded all the official photos from the reunion to our batch Multiply site.
- I got sick twice. The first time, I had to skip work and go get a blood test. The second time, I pushed through with store visits to Cavite despite having laryngitis (this should earn me some pity points).
- I finished watching the last few episodes of Heroes, Season 1, and Grey's Anatomy, Season 3, plus Season 3 of House and Season 1 of Two and a Half Men.
- I watched Pirates of the Caribbean 3 and Ocean's Thirteen.
- I also watched Stranger than Fiction and Top Gun on DVD.
- Then there was Father's Day.
- I went out with Maddy and Jen Ong twice, once for dinner and another time for an afternoon of shopping.
- I had dinner with Raqs, Angge and Dex one weekday night, and coffee with Bri one weekend afternoon.
- I went for a second fitting of my gown for Tangsoc's wedding.
- I have revived AP-Annex's weekly badminton games, so that I will still fit into the gown for Tangsoc's wedding come July 14.
- I attended Charity's surprise despedida party for Maddy.
- I finished (fueled mostly by will power and pride) John Updike's Towards the End of Time.
- I am currently rereading Harry Potter Books 1 to 6, in preparation for the release of Book 7 on July 21.
2 Comments:
I must point out that out-of-town excursions usually cause quite a few blogging hiccups: You're either too busy wandering around a foreign landscape, complaining of expensive Internet connections, or resting up once you arrive home. It usually takes an impossible amount of will to overcome this sort of thing, so you can take comfort in the fact that you've got a perfectly valid excuse here.
That said, Will Ferrell probably comes a close second. :)
Whenever I go on trips I bring a small notebook in case of light bulb moments. But on our vacation I didn't bother scribbling anything down except for the "things I learned in Europe". I suppose I could have made a more conscious effort to write, but I was too busy taking photos and sleeping in the bus. :p
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