The social rejection/acceptance results are the most interesting part of that ego depletion article, to me. I'm not sure what to do with them, but they are thought-provoking.
Spike ,'Potential'
Natter 70: Hookers and Blow
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I feel like this is the time to mention a current-favorite factoid: there are no Protestants on the US Supreme Court right now.
I have reached the end of my patience with this hand-wringing, sky-is-falling bullshit.
Stop rewriting Bowling Alone. Just, stop.
Or, buy my book? heh.
Epic...If you're where I think you are. I'm a little fuzzy at this point from poorly casting a dozen spells and poorly making up a potion.
Thanks, Liese. I did try to grab the key repeatedly, but couldn't. This might be one of those things that just don't work on my slightly aged laptop. Will have to try with the new(er) netbook. But it helps to have a specific direction.
The Ego Depletion thing looks interesting, but it's too early in my day for me to be able to really digest it. Saved in another tab for when I get more glucose/spoons/whathaveyou.
I feel like this is the time to mention a current-favorite factoid: there are no Protestants on the US Supreme Court right now.
Huh.
Speaking of wrong things on the internet, did you guys see The Woman Who Wasn't There last night? Kristen and I were fascinated.
Has this been posted?
In which we see all the male Avengers' butts....
(worksafe)
eta: I'd say Thor has the best butt, except Iron Man's is shiny....
wrod.
H.P. Lovecraft Answers Your Relationship Questions
I am e-mailing that to my Lovecraft-loving brother right now.
I wonder what the impact is on people with ADD, who already have problems with executive functioning. Probably just magnifies it.
Not sciencey, but in my totally anecdotal first-person experience, it makes total sense. Executive function/focus/will/whatchamacallit is absolutely a spoon.
Oh, yeah. A lot of spoons in Tim's case. He spends so much energy on executive function at work for 8 hours that when he comes home, he can't just start working on a project. He has to take a nap first or his brain will burst into flame.
Fingers crossed for your mom, Laura.