09 February 2010

my apologies

I have recently received complaints in the form of threats that I have not been prolific enough lately on this site. This probably is true, and I am sorry and will strive to improve this. So, in the interest of blog productivity, I've come up with a list of reasons why I have not been as productive:

  1. My home was swept out to sea and washed up on the smooth shores of a remote island.
  2. The remote island turned out to be the exposed belly of a Giant wading in shallow waters of a Giant beach.
  3. I got distracted building a survival raft made of Legos, Lincoln Logs and cheesesticks.
  4. We got kinda hungry so the raft is not working out so great.
  5. All our time is spent crying, swimming and un-cramping our legs.
  6. On really sunny days, we get caught up in 8-hour hallucinations while floating on our backside.
  7. We are recovering from 1st degree sunburns on our frontside.
  8. Daydreaming about land is a 24-hour a day job.
  9. When you're a person, it's very time-consuming to befriend sharks whose food chain has been destroyed by people.
  10. It is a bit dark and cold inside the stomach of a white sperm whale who goes by the name Toby, or Moby, or something like that. Oh, who knows. I can't remember. I've been busy with stuff.


7 comments:

Carolina said...

So what you're saying is that stuff is keeping you busy...

bhair said...

so glad to be one of the happy few that didn't complain! Can't throw rocks when you live in a glass house... I know what it is to be too busy to blog. That said, I appreciate whatever you can dish out and will devour it with relish. Keep it comin!

Frank Seo said...

11) As you re-approach new england and see it buried in snow, you decide to make a Susan Boyle snowwoman.

radioKermany said...

Lol, cracks me up.

anita said...

and you forgot to mention that there's no wifi service inside of a whale. btw, who's the complainer?

you know who said...

yes, hot spots are spotty.

and frank, isn't susan boyle a scotswoman?!

bhair said...

so...? Where does the wabi-sabi go from here? In what direction will the muddle flow?

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