Slow Internet

How come once you’ve had a part of you day that was boring with nothing to do, you can’t muster any ambition for the rest of the day? This morning I had a sim that was really slow, and so now I’m sitting at my desk staring numbly at my computer screen. I tried working on my code for a bit, but I seem to be too dense to solve any problems. I’m hoping that when on of my co-workers comes in at 3 to help me with a problem I’ve not been having any luck at, the human interaction will snap me out of my funk.

To make things worse the internet has been really slow here today ,which makes the typical productivity killer, web surfing, very annoying.

2:30 - I only need to make it until 4pm today since I was in at 7am. For the last couple days, I’ve had an extra tugging on my mind towards home. You see, whenever I’m really engrossed in reading a book (or series of books) I wake up in the morning wanting to start reading, think about reading all day, start reading as soon as I get home, and continue to read until I can’t stay awake any longer. It’s a problem. So here I am at work, trying to figure out why my widgets won’t map (seriously, that’s actually my problem - I’m not making it up) and thinking about how Harry Potter is about to fight the dragon. This makes it harder to concentrate on widgets.

(They really are called widgets - people that are smart enough about computers to create programming languages have weird senses of humor.)