Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Day Eleven: Is it an addiction???
Okay, this one hurts a little.... close to my heart. I think I just might be addicted to my laptop.. ughhhhhh there I said it. Isn't admitting you have a problem the first step or something...
That should be good enough right?
I spend time here when I could be doing the things that bring me and my family worth. Today I have a hectic schedule. I am going to start (trying really hard) to live as I say and say as I do today with my kids. I can feel my flesh tearing already!!! I can still be on the laptop but I need to make sure my chores/things on my list of to dos are done first!
I am a woman of worth and because of that I need to do as I say, and say as I do. I think I said that in an earlier post that one of my dislikes is people who don't keep their word. Man I got myself into a pickle with this one!
I think I am in physical pain over this... that is all I can say about it.
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I am a woman of worth and because of that I need to do as I say, and say as I do.
ReplyDeleteNow I have the same relationship with the computer. I had tried to justify it as I am worth taking time to do something I enjoy, and my friends in the computer are worthy of my time.
That is true. But when I tell Daughter Number One (small though she is) that we will draw in the afternoon, then I should do that and not fritter away time that I could spend with her. I don't like people who don't keep their word and too often I don't with Daughter Number One. She doesn't realise it yet (she is 17 months old) but she will soon.
I know it is a hard pill to swallow myself as well.. we are a "do chores before play family" and yet somehow I still have laundry to fold.. mmmmm Definately convicted on this one! Thanks for your comments!
ReplyDeleteHi. My name is Lucy, and I'm a computer addict, too. ;)
ReplyDeleteOh, I have been singing this lament for ages. Ask any of my forum friends. Heck, look at my activity on FB! I've begun to use a timer. I have to or else I am too easily sucked into the virtual world. The kicker is that I would never spend as much time on the phone, ignoring my tasks and family, as I could easily spend on the computer. Yikes!