I tend to eat at my desk a lot. It’s convenient; it’s where
my computer is.
Not that I dislike the outdoors in any way. Take today for
example. While slightly hazy, it is quite a pleasant, dry, warm day to sit
outside and take some much needed vitamin D, and just sit and vegetate.
But no, not I. I prefer to sit in front of the PC trawling through
ridiculous amounts of completely useless information on Wikipedia, while
listening to the likes of Iggy Azalea’s ‘Fancy’ and Enrique Iglesias’s (ssss) 'Bailando'. Who would have thought that voice would come out of a skinny, white
Australian lass? (No, not Enrique’s. Iggy).
The world is truly full of surprises.
As to why someone who used to work cleaning rooms for a
living would want to ‘trash the hotel’ is beyond me. But to each his own, I
guess.
Right, back to the issue
of the desk meals. (MS Word, you are getting on my nerves with all these ‘Reflexive.
Consider Changing’ notifications. Stick to simple spelling mistakes, please!)
Eating at the desk means inevitably I will find bread crumbs on my keyboard,
which is quite a vexing thing. Yes, they are MY crumbs, but nonetheless it is
annoying because my keyboard soon resembles my toaster.
But in the moments of quiet, contemplating solitude in front
of the screen that I am not finding out about the City of Batman, Turkey (Yes,
there is a City called BATMAN! How incredibly awesome is that? I do hope you are not lying, Wikipedia.), I am trying to
write something. Be it a blog, a rant, or a short story, or trying to work up
the energy to get into the groove to get the novel back on course.
Small steps and small victories, I tell myself.
To that end, I am close to finishing (I hope), a short story,
which I hope to publish here on the Niwent blog soon. I have possibly mentioned
it on previous blog posts. It is the Genesis story of the Niwent, which is
something which I was quite keen to put down in writing early on. So I hope
when it does come out it will be read by more than myself and Kirsty.
Guess that’s all for the moment…
I shall either clean this keyboard, or get back to writing
something.
I love slow days at the office. ;-)
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