The Search for Meaning (and/or Asian Food)

[fauxklore]

I got through more than half of my to-do list for the day. It helps to be unambitious.

Suddenly, over the past few days, both my local Chinese restaurant (which was within walking distance, at least as I define walking distance) and a good Asian fusion restaurant reasonably nearby have closed. I rarely eat out when I’m home, but it is convenient to take out from somewhere every now and then. I may have to explore other reasonably close options. (There are two places I already know that I don’t much care for. There is a Thai place I like a lot, but it is not super close.)

I have been trying to do some decluttering, in the course of which I have stumbled upon various mysterious notes to myself. I just figured out that one of them was the names of two movies I was interested in watching. A few of them are probably hints to passwords for various sites, but don’t identify what those sites are. I just deciphered what a list of dates with an abbreviation at the top was for. (It has to do with a series of webinars.)

There are also innumerable old to-do lists, each with at least a few items I have not yet done. The smart thing would be to copy those items onto a nice fresh to-do list to ignore. Er, I mean to work on.

Finally, I copied a quote from what must have been a book review, though I have no idea what book it was describing. Whatever it was, it was described as “…meticulously researched, but still readable.” I am not convinced that most meticulously researched books are unreadable.

Comments

[karend]

I can relate; I have a pile of to do lists next to my laptop right now that need to be re-written so at least they'll be neat and pretty while I continue to not do most of the things on them.