TPS COVERSHEETS

Thu. November 6, 2003
Categories: Abstract Dynamics

It’s really got that bad…. No entries for so long that it the page is literally BLANK…. Well, I’ve been denying myself blogtime in a bid to stay ahead of work, an increasingly impossible, Sisyphean labour: the more work I do, the more I seem to need to do. I was determined to be REALLY ORGANIZED this college year and not fall into my usual habit of chaos mismanagement — but it’s congenital. I just can’t stay sorted out. I HATE ADMINISTRATION… That’s partly because I am incapable of doing it, suffering from a stupefyingly disabling level of absent-mindedness. I tried to write a brief note to a colleague today and I had to make FIVE ATTEMPTS to do it. Just a few lines… Handwriting anything is near-impossible for me now… I think I might have attention deficit disorder….
Work. It’s never going to go away. Everyone has to do it.
I know, I know. Doesn’t make it any better, does it?
I haven’t got much else to talk about at the moment. But I wanted to break radio-silence, in part because of kind enquiries from Mr Ingram and Mr Reynolds.

9 Responses to “TPS COVERSHEETS”

  1. Baal Says:

    Glad you are still about…good news.
    Thought you’d done a runner like I.Penman…phew
    Baal.

  2. mark k-punk Says:

    No I wouldn’t do a runner; although I might end up not being able to post for one reason or another.
    Massive thanks Baal.

  3. jed Says:

    me too – thought it was all over, phew!

  4. scott Says:

    on form as ever tho’ good sir. 🙂

  5. pete Says:

    yay you’re back!

  6. Angus Says:

    Yes, I was just about to send off a kind enquiry myself Mark! Glad to see you’re OK, and my sympathies re work trauma.

  7. Tim Says:

    Autumn brings lesson plans, and worksheets and marking. My sympathies!

  8. luke Says:

    yeah i was about to remind that usual procedure is THREATENING to give it up and deleting all the archives, you’re not supposed to actually DO IT!

  9. sean Says:

    Delete the archives. Now that’s a thought. Or perhaps go through it all and save only the essence. In my case I think it’d be about a paragraph.