Time Management is Overrated

Just saying.

Two weeks into my new work now. Two weeks of striving to wake up and get up at exactly 6:00am. Two weeks of rushing breakfast and bath so I can leave before 7:30am. Two weeks of balling my fist and stomping my foot on the jeep, hoping to reach the office by exactly 9:00am despite the heavy rush hour traffic. Two weeks of being in the office from 9:00am to 6:30pm, boxed with literally nowhere to go we’re dead smack in the middle of an industrial park. 6 times a week, that’s right, I work on Saturdays now well, every other Saturday.

These are the changes that occurred when I transferred to my new job. Not to mention, I don’t get to spend that much time with my girlfriend anymore since she lives on the other side of the city and by the time I get there from work, she’s already prepping herself for sleep. All night-time activities that I had set at 8:00pm before, I’m forced to be late now.

Two weeks into my new job and it has me reflecting. It was then that I realized that, hey, I only lost an hour. That there brought me to the conclusion that time management is just overrated. Time is one of the things we don’t have control over. We only have 24 hours daily and no matter how much we want to slow time down, we can’t. It’s going to pan continuously as it usually does. We’re going to lose minutes, hell, hours. It is in-e-vi-ta-ble.

Zombie Portraits by Andre de Freitas

I am posting this as an ode to not to Andre de Freitas The Walking Dead and its brilliance. Note: Not the TV Series but the Comic book series. It’s more graphic, therefore it’s more exciting.

Anyway, here are awesome, awesome, zombie portraits of our beloved fictional characters reminds you of Marvel Zombies.

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Christmas Gift Idea — A Stroke of Genius That Not Everyone Appreciates

Christmas is right around the corner, 9 days to be exact; and most of us who are kind enough and have the cash haven’t bought gifts yet are biting their nails hoping that when they’ve freed their schedules up, quality stocks of what they’ll buy are still available.

I haven’t bought gifts yet, and the thought of squeezing my way through the season’s heavy traffic and banging bodies in the malls and markets, makes me cringe. So instead of putting myself into that painstaking task I decided to look for stuff at home that I can give! Let me share with you a few guidelines I made up to better define the stuff I can give away, or if you prefer it…recycle.

Printer Wanted (looking for business card printer)

I’m looking for someone who can print my business card, here’s an image of it:

In A Perfect World

I was scouring around the internet for a good read when I found this. Pretty witty stuff, thought I’d share it with you guys.

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Found this here