Tidying time

[j4]

I suppose it could be considered ironic that I spent a large portion of a Bank Holiday sorting and filing statements, payslips, cheques, etc. Still, a six-inch-high stack of paper went for recycling, and nearly everything else went in the filing cabinet, so I feel I achieved something useful.

I'm sure having to go through such huge piles of paper ought to teach me that I should just file things as I go along. However, given that it only took about an hour to file a heap of paper going back to June 2003, and doing all the filing in one go allowed me to get something useful done while watching the snooker, I can't really convince myself that it's a bad thing.

There are so many things I keep meaning to write about on LiveJournal. I think it's time for a poll, to ask my readership (dear readers!) what they want to read, out of the stuff that's currently wandering around in my head:

[Poll #288427]

I can't guarantee I'll actually get round to writing about any of these, but I'd be interested to know what people choose.

Comments

[burkesworks.livejournal.com]

AOL. Your contributions are always worth reading, Jan.
But if it came to choosing just one of those things, well it would have to be a further explanation of the badger obsession. Just about beats the more conventional and salacious suggestions into second place.
Oh, and I heard good reports re John Martyn elsewhere, I take it that the old bugger was on form for the Cambridge gig. Good to hear Danny Thompson's there.