Reading null's journal

My Internet at home has been broken for some days now, which has led me to an interesting discovery: after the hands have stopped trembling and these really bad dreams are on the decay, I suddenly have... time. I've started doing things like cleaning/rearranging my living-room or kitchen (=sorting out the ancient stuff I've planned to get rid of for years), sitting on the balcony, spending more time with friends and neighbors (and less with online friends :-P )... and generally feeling less stressed.
A rough estimate suggests that a broken Internet increases my free time by 3-4 hours a day.
What am I doing so long?
Today my cable modem has come back to life, and I've spent the day with the most lovable women on earth and two real-life friends, only being online for about an hour.
Maybe there is still hope for me. :-) If I ever run out of time again, I now know that all I need to do is smash that modem.

"*sigh* Some men are really hard to manipulate!" - Orchid

This is really wonderful to hear :) I'm so proud of you yet a little bit sad that the Internet is workung again, but I should shut up because I myself am profiting, too :)
But it's nice to hear you enjoyed the time without it. Maybe in future you'll think twice before starting another Internet session. Well, soon it's summer and you'll anyway rather go outside :) Geeks need sun :D Do you remember the pic with your skin shining :) No, I am sorry that wasn't fair. I get red, too ;)

Ah... talking nonsense, better log out (because of my fear of my mother, too ;) See you tonight! :x

*gnn* today I've been spending my parents money just to search on the f**ing SBB-site to find out about ticket prizes for dogs. None! Even the contact sheet didn't work because I "entered a wrong email adress" :(

"Sie wollen nichts anderes. Sie wollen kämpfen! Sie sind Soldaten! Fucking Wahnsinnige!" - Noel G.