Monday and Friday Meme

[jack]

Monday and Friday meme

Most people tend to blog when they feel a certain way, which gives a distorted impression of them. To add extra representativeness, choose two times a week and copy this meme, every time, posting how you feel right then, however briefly.

I choose Monday and Friday 2.00pm (except bank holidays)

You know what I'm doing from so many of my other posts, so I'll just say: I am happy.

(Despite work not being quite as productive as it should be this week and today, but I'm only about half an hour behind, and should be leaving by 6.30)

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Comments

[simont]

It will now of course turn out that your mood exhibits a predictable fluctuation with a period of one week (Friday afternoon, nearly the weekend!) and/or one day (mmm, that was a nice lunch) so that this still isn't representative of your overall mood distribution :-)

[cartesiandaemon.livejournal.com]

I didn't say it was perfect, just that it was better. It's a triangulation, because I'm still doing *random* posting. I could have set up a script to email me at two *random* times in the week -- but:

Also I have an ulterior motive. I don't think this is non-heisenbergian! I think if I know I blog at a fixed time I will have a greater tendency to have things done by then, and hence actually *be* happier :)