Exactly one week ago my sister introduced me to Lost. She had watched the entirety of Season 1 while at home sick. On our way home from dinner we stopped at Target where she proceeded to buy Season 2. I tried so hard to not be interested in it. I played around on facebook and busied myself with other tasks like doing laundry, painting my nails, cleaning out my purse, etc.
But after about three episodes, I was hooked. I needed so badly to know what was going to happen with every single plot line. So much so that I was googling things like 'Does Hurley find Sun's ring in the dog poo?' and 'Does Michael ever find Walt alive?' I was reading plot synopses four seasons ahead while still watching Season 2. I was reading character and actor bios on Wikipedia. I was searching for Lost in my facebook friends' profiles and checking to see if they were online so they could tell me what was going to happen. I couldn't get enough - and I had only seen a few hours of it.
I really shouldn't be surprised, though. I mean, I am very aware of how quickly I become addicted to things. It took me all of three pages to get addicted to the Twilight books...and Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings...you get it; two episodes of Rock of Love and I couldn't stop watching those trashy women throw themselves at Bret Michaels; one day of having a Twitter account and I was sharing every detail of my life with the world; I had a blackberry for a couple of hours before I felt naked without it.
So I'm easily addicted. Big deal, right? Let's just be glad I've never tried any hard drugs....
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
What's the deal?
I just can't figure out why I can manage my time so successfully at work, but as soon as I get home...I waste time like it's my job!
And it frustrates the hell out of me!
And it frustrates the hell out of me!
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