24 Hour Do-a-holic

Friday, May 4th, 2007
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Like most people my age, I tend to spend most of my waking hours working on…work.  This work is often for my employer, but also for myself. And because I do similar things in both areas, the line is sort of blurred. And that’s the way I like it, because I tend to think of it less as work and more as learning. And shield yourself from my bright dork light, but learning is fun!   And professional development as well, but that sounds like a boomer term. &#@%*! boomers.

I tend to sleep about as much as a medical intern. I have a compulsive need to “do stuff”. I’d mow the grass in the middle of the night if I didn’t think it would be frowned upon by the normal folk in the neighborhood.  So instead, I spend a lot of time working and reading. And not writing on this site consistently because sometimes the work percentage increases and I choose to spend any extra time on input rather than on the spread of disinformation.

Onward to the point, someone asked me the other day about where I read something or other, and although I couldn’t remember, I know there are plenty of sites that I read daily that aren’t listed on the sidebar. And so I’ve listed a few here that could get you started on the path to madness. It’s a pretty random assortment of sites, and while you may not consider any particular one to be a great resource, they contain a wealth of varied information. If you’re an Interweb addict like me, you’ve been to most of these (some are incredibly popular), but for the large pool of regular people that I know read this site, have a look.