Abigail M. Schilling

Google docs has been ruling my life these past couple days. I suppose, if I had to choose something to rule my life Google docs is a pretty good option, but it's still a little disconcerting to have almost all of my open Firefox tabs devoted to the docs. Currently we have open:
Google Docs: unfiled items
to do list
what to pack
video script
this blog post
camping details
where to stay - cross country

The last two things aren't pertinent to right now (and I'm actually not even the one going cross country), but I keep thinking of things to add to them, or I pause my Clusterz game to do another google search to solve one of the million problems I've created with trying to throw together the perfect camping trip in three weeks.

I'm playing Clusterz because I have too many other things to do. Last night, when I had the same things to do I accidentally found myself watching Friends scenes on YouTube (standard). I stumbled across this. It's a whole deleted plot line, removed because of 9/11. It was replaced with the Monica/Chandler Honeymoon story where they need the free stuff. I think I like the free stuff story line better--probably because "We need the stuff!" is my motto too--but it always feels like Christmas morn when I find footage I've never seen before.

Also, don't forget to compete in Heather Anne's Book Bracketology. The prize is pretty kick ass.

The rest of that random stuff in my open tabs? More on that later. I have to beat level 21 of Clusterz.