Aw honey, you mos def have an inner Diva! Don’t let anyone tell ya different.

Your comment has inspired me to do a post on “Getting Things Done w.Dr Ding”. Later this week I’ll be writing about Scientology, and this will be a nice, down-to-earth, reality-oriented counterpoint!

You know, I don’t think I have an inner Diva and I’m wondering if you’ve identified the responsible party. Although I’m pretty sure I’m not allowing any hardcore Jungians dictate any other facets of my life . . . I *think*. Hmm.

I have to admit that my horrifically unorganized self has been somewhat enticed by the lure of David Allen and the GTD movement. I also love Lifehacker, which appears to be another fan of Teh GTD. However, although I’ve been enticed by the lure, I’ve managed to somehow remain completely ineffective in taking on *any* of the GTD tenets – which is probably lamer than being good at it. ::sigh:: So I’d like to hear more about your GTD method, perhaps it is one that could work for me. A little pleasant inefficiency I’m sure is a great thing, but a tidal wave of it . . . not so good. I’m good at daydreaming and wandering. I think I shall go and do some of that now. =)

Waitaminit. Peter Brady. On a trapeze? That’s just awesome. It’s like some crazed Dada circus. I hope Rachel Hunter is accompanied by a tiny monkey in a fez who smokes, a la Mr. Teeny.

Wow.

She has gone the right way if you ask me. HOT!

- The Dinger with a Ding-a-Ling

I don’t get the whole ropey-arm thing either. What’s the appeal there? Looks like overexercising may be partly to blame.

Seriously: Madonna, if you’re reading this, put down the dumbbell and get in touch. I have a whole brick of Velveeta on standby.