I was thinking of buying a cellphone and in my research I came across an interesting view by a financially inclined person. His thoughts are interesting, in that he divided cellphone users into categories that I did not see elsewhere and came up with the list of functions the device should support for a category.
Interesting. Read it here: http://financiallywise.wordpress.com/2008/06/22/do-i-need-a-cellphone/
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Kill Time
Recently I've been forced to stay at home due to personal reasons and was finding increasingly difficult to kill time. First option was to "work-from-home". But that did not work out since my laptop refused to connect to my office VPN. Then, I tried reviving the hobbies that I once enjoyed but had to quit due to lack of time. I felt better, but strangely, hobbying daily seemed to make it less of a hobby and more of work and made it less interesting. So I did not stretch it further.
Surfing the net had always been the greatest time killer/hogger and I thought that would serve the purpose, but after a couple of days of 12-hour-a-day surfing, I got bored with that too.
What could a person do regularly for a couple of months and not get bored?
My options are exhausting fast. I thought of shopping for a new cellphone assuming that having a new gadget will keep me busy and entertained for a while. I still have that thought but not so tempted to buy another cellphone as I already have one.
What do you do to kill time? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
Surfing the net had always been the greatest time killer/hogger and I thought that would serve the purpose, but after a couple of days of 12-hour-a-day surfing, I got bored with that too.
What could a person do regularly for a couple of months and not get bored?
My options are exhausting fast. I thought of shopping for a new cellphone assuming that having a new gadget will keep me busy and entertained for a while. I still have that thought but not so tempted to buy another cellphone as I already have one.
What do you do to kill time? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
Kill Time
Recently I've been forced to stay at home due to personal reasons and was finding increasingly difficult to kill time. First option was to "work-from-home". But that did not work out since my laptop refused to connect to my office VPN. Then, I tried reviving the hobbies that I once enjoyed but had to quit due to lack of time. I felt better, but strangely, hobbying daily seemed to make it less of a hobby and more of work and made it less interesting. So I did not stretch it further.
Surfing the net had always been the greatest time killer/hogger and I thought that would serve the purpose, but after a couple of days of 12-hour-a-day surfing, I got bored with that too.
What could a person do regularly for a couple of months and not get bored?
My options are exhausting fast. I thought of shopping for a new cellphone assuming that having a new gadget will keep me busy and entertained for a while. I still have that thought but not so tempted to buy another cellphone as I already have one.
What do you do to kill time? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
Surfing the net had always been the greatest time killer/hogger and I thought that would serve the purpose, but after a couple of days of 12-hour-a-day surfing, I got bored with that too.
What could a person do regularly for a couple of months and not get bored?
My options are exhausting fast. I thought of shopping for a new cellphone assuming that having a new gadget will keep me busy and entertained for a while. I still have that thought but not so tempted to buy another cellphone as I already have one.
What do you do to kill time? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
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