It's Zen, Really

[liadnan]

One week you have nothing to do. You spend your time improving your tetris skills.

The next week you have files by the armfull piled on your desk. You have a High Court injunction first thing tomorrow and the papers didn't arrive until 4. You have some urgent devilling to do on a major case. You have two other hearings to prepare for, pleadings to write and two opinions promised by the end of the week.

Tetris or patience, that is the question.

Tetris. And thinking about beaches where the water is 80F at 9AM, just time for a dip before work.

Comments

[boondockeorla.livejournal.com]

i really love tetris. do you have it on your comp?

[liadnan]

Aye. Though I had unaccountably missed this until last week.

[ex-ms-katoni171.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I have weeks like that...

One week there'll be nothing to do, and I'll spend most of the week constantly refreshing my flist.

Then EVERYTHING will hit me at once.

Sigh.

[ex-greythist387.livejournal.com]

Ooh, yes. Tetris (the one that ran on Windows 3.1), and Bejeweled 2, and sometimes Snood. <sigh>

[kittenexploring.livejournal.com]

It might be best to start with patience and move on to tetris. That way you're building up to getting work done. Start with the more relaxed game, then the excitement of tetris and then you will be ready to work.

[tefkas.livejournal.com]

Y'know, I've not played Tetris for a while - still, *points to score*, I wasn't bad...

[dr-lovely.livejournal.com]

Ahh. I challenge you to a game of tetris. I am the world champion. I can play at the highest level until I have to go to bed. Bad tetris.

[ksta.livejournal.com]

...barista...
hee hee

[liadnan]

Ptui. Though I may have to take up moonlighting.
Deranged, the lot of you Poles. (That goes for Dr L above you as well).