Friday, November 19, 2004

Strange feelings

I am a lot better today. I didn't cry once, which can only be a good thing, and I feel strangely cheerful. I have decided to give myself three targets per day. I will write them down on here and let you know how I get on with them.
So here are tomorrows targets:

1. I will get up before 9
2. I Will go to the gym
3. I will write a list of people I need to get christmas presents for and work out what I am going to get them (I have been putting this off for a while I hate writing christmas lists)

That is a start. I know they are only little things, but I need to start off small, "From little acorns..." and all that. Heh, I've just been reminded of a film I saw ages ago, can't remember what it was called but it was about a psychiatrist who invited one of his patients to live with him and ended up going crazy himself and trying to kill the patient because he was so infuriating. The psychiatrist had written a book called 'Baby Steps' basically saying take one small step at a time and you will eventually will get where you want to be. The theory is a sound one, even if it didn't quite work in the film. I wish I could remember the name of the film, it was a comedy. The patient was called Bob I think???

4 Comments:

At 1:57 am, Blogger Kate said...

Yes thats the one. And for my next challenge...Who was the guy in terminator 2 that Sarah Connor Shot? heh heh heheheh :-p

 
At 5:39 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Miles Dyson, who later went on to invent the award winning vacuum cleaner

 
At 9:18 pm, Blogger Kate said...

I wish these anonymous people would put their damn names on their posts so I know who to blame ;-)

 
At 9:29 am, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sorry, yeah I should have clarified. The designs for the bagless vacuum cleaner were found in the only intact hard drive that survived the Cyberdyne explosion and were later sold to Omni Consumer Products (security concepts division) where Dick Jones, the Vice President passed them onto Bob Morton's "RoboCop" project.
The designs for a "criminal hoover" were subsequently passed over for inclusion in the project in favour of the slightly more threatening modified Beretta M93R-AG pistol.
By a curious quirk of fate, Dyson's son, Horatio hacked into the OCP computer and happened upon the designs, copied them and deleted the originals and founded an appliance empire based upon his father's work. As a final tribute to his father, the young Horatio changed his name to Miles, so the legacy of his father would live on forever.

By Not Mart.

 

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