Monday, January 8th 2012
11am- Check Facebook
11:15am- Check Facebook again. Still nothing interesting happened.
1:00pm- Guess what? Facebook! Hooray! A notification!
1:01pm- It's an event request. Damn.
1:30pm- Check Blogger to make sure all my blogs didn't magically disappear for some reason.
2:00pm- Start watching some live-streaming of soccer... in class. I'm such a rebel.
4:00pm- Get frustrated with PioneerNet. Utter obscenities and shut down computer due to frustration.
5:00pm- Proudly turning on laptop; I lasted a whole hour! PioneerNet seems to be working again too! Hooray!
8:00pm- Give up on homework for the night and watch The Daily Show episodes for the rest of the night.
Tuesday, January 9th 2012
10am- Facebook to coordinate the completion of a project.
12pm- Start researching for a project due tomorrow.
12:30pm- Stumble onto StumbleUpon.
1:30pm- Attempt to research again.
2:00pm- Blackboard to read the blog prompt.
2:30pm- Pandora radio while I write two papers and blog.
4pm- A well deserved Facebook break.
5pm- Finally finish homework
6pm- More StumbleUpon!
I can completely relate to your 11:15am post "Check Facebook again. Still nothing interesting happened."
ReplyDeleteThis seems to be a common theme; the need to view Facebook even though we know that nothing has changed. Do we do this because we are bored? Or is our generation truly addicted to Facebook?
The timeline adds a sense of drama to your facebook checks. Fun reading.
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