Replying to e-mails is probably already a part of our system everyday. Â Sure, we answer social networking comments, tweets, text messages almost immediately (although this is still debatable) but why do some people (including myself) seem to take forever when replying to e-mails?
I use my inbox as my to-do list.  I read somewhere that this shouldn’t be done.  I forgot why but I always mark an e-mail unread so that I know it’s pending.  Sadly, when I do that, a new reply comes in unnoticed and the task doesn’t move until the e-mail gets stale! Ack!  It used to be that you had to go online to check e-mails and surf the web or chat but now there’s just a plethora of things you can do while you’re connected to the internet.  You might find yourself answering a call while replying to an e-mail while trying to make sense of the words, phrases and emoticons slowly appearing in your chat box.  With the internet, you’re either uber productive, you’re almost a cyborg or you’re plain distracted, you’ve turned into a multi-tasking procrastinator!
By the way, this post is a second collaboration with Ria Macasaet. If you missed the first one, click here. 🙂  Thanks again Ria for helping us out with another entry! 🙂  Just in case you’re wondering, the length of time between our e-mail replies to each other is also reflected in this cartoon. Hihi.
Lastly, I just had to add that “What is life without chocolates?”  frame. I’ve been stopping myself from finishing a whole box of KitKat singles and it’s been a struggle! Uggghhh…  *Ooooh…I can already feel I’m being judged. Haha. Oh well.*  If you’ve been reading the Googly Gooeys for a while, you’ve probably noticed all the props that don’t really have anything to do with the story except for the fact that they add color! *Oooh colors. Oh. Me & colors: pathetic.*
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Tipsy
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P.P.S. More internet comics here:
Fact of the Day #35: The internet is evil.
Too Much Time Online
Time Spent Online: A Pie Chart
The Internet Addict: The Correlation Between Mood & Signal Strength 😛
Social Networking Alphabet (Part 1)
Five Signs That You’re Opening Too Many Tabs on Your Browser
(1) I attended the Rubbercut Crafternoon last weekend with my good friend Aina. I believe I made the simplest stamps in the whole class. They all made letters, animal silhouettes and here I am with a cloud, triangle and umm…a teardrop. Hehe. To satisfy my current addiction to neon, I also brought my neon gouache tubes.  I didn’t really know what they’re called until Alessa pointed out to me what they were. 😛 As you can see, I probably had too much fun with their white watercolor tube & craft paper.
(2) (Teacher)Â Mansy’s set of rubber stamps (vis-a-vis my crude artwork of course! Haha). Â One day, I will be able to make more complicated shapes! Good news is I’ve moved on from black triangles to green rain & golden trees(rubber stamps). That’s what you call progress! *sarcastic*
Anyhooz, there will still be lots of crafternoons in the future so do check out Alessa or Mansy’s blog for schedules 🙂
hahahaha! exactly!!!!!!!!! ganito din ako >__<