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Hello everyone thanks for reading,
I just wanted to say thank you from the beginning, as opposed to the end, especially for those of you who subscribe to my blog but exclusively read the first bit. Yeah I'm trying to be more versatile with my adjectives. So today I cleaned my uncle's garage for 12 dollars per hour. It only took me two hours because it was messy but not terribly so.
While doing so I kept thinking about an episode of The Office (US). It's the episode where Michael (Steve Carrel) starts his own paper company and Pam (Jenna Fischer). She shows up to her first day at the "Michael Scott Paper Company", which is at Michael's condo. Realizing that they were in over their heads she suggests making a list. That exact moment, Pam telling Michael that he needed to prioritize objectives into a list. A list. You may not know this but I have been obsessed with lists since I knew how to write. Although, to be fair they are often not organized in lists and more like a flowchart. Why though? Lists help us know what to do next they get us from objective A to Z and back again whenever we need to. We need them, howe'er without us they don't exist. It's a co-existing relationship.
I'll talk more about this later. My head hurts. I'll be running on Old Soda tomorrow. Trust me I'll update.
-Anonymous Sir
Aaaaannnndd I'm back! However, I don't feel like going back to the lists idea, but I think you know what I mean. I'm just going to explain the Old Soda idea. Old Soda is flat soda but it's also a nickname for drinking caffeinated beverages really late at night when you come up with insane ideas and post them on the internet. This is kind of what it is up above there. Anyways, next time I promise it'll be more engrossing and less explanations of TV episodes that I watch "legally" on the internet.
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