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    LOL, we seem to live our lives that way.

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    There are worse ways to live! Shiny things are pretty! wink


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    My uncle used to call it the follow-your-nose method of learning. It allowed you to start the day in one area of the library and finish it in some apparently unrelated area, even though each connection along the way seemed to make sense. Like Kriston said, there are worse ways to live...

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    I tried to get highly organized for this year, and Lorel had to talk me down from a near-nervous-breakdown. Too much planning is not a good thing for some of us/me. I function better with a little serendipity, a little laziness built into the system.


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