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Well, it's not good that you're in a funk but good to know how you are. I so can identify with this although you're working a hell of a lot harder than I am. I'm so sick of reading/writing/reading/writing/reading (and I haven't even met my goals). All my interesting- or insightfulness is otherwise occupied so there's none for this (silly) blog.

Right now I'm trying to compress the (canonical) history of photography into 20 minutes or less for a lecture tomorrow. I'm about ready to weep.

Baking is my only saviour. I should bring you some chocolate cake...
I agree with semblance. Baking is the answer. Or at the very least freshly baked goods, if you don't bake.

funny, i was actually thinking about this. i love baking and it's something i would do every day IF i didn't then eat all the stuff i'd baked. masa doesn't eat many baked goods, neither does marie. so that means i will eat them. THEN i will have to go to the gym and it will another thing to think about and do! i need neighbors who eat, but the few neighbors i know are all granola hippie types who only eat organic. the others i don't know.

it's time like these i wish i had two or three teenagers at home who just ate in that way teenagers eat.

I find that as soon as I finish baking something, I have little desire to eat it. I mean, I try some it to make sure it's good but then that's enough. Sometimes that's not the case but usually it is. Thankfully there is no lack of schooly people who will eat my baked-goods if I bring them to class with me. I think I might make some new friends this way... ;)

Yeah, my offering of chocolate cake was partly selfish: I'll need to get rid of it (I'm baking it on Thursday). It's really good...
Such a familiar situation. I feel like that dog stuck in the rut.

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