a commitment

[percival]

I hereby pledge to do ten minutes' of Yoga and fifteen minutes of writing (on the computer)
each day. And that will not be LJ writing. Promised.

I have to pledge it to somebody, so I'd as well spam my Friends' journals with it.

I'd also like to seize the opportunity to extend warm Christian/Buddhist greetings to
midgewood58. I really admire your determination to be a good Christian, and
I wish you all the best on your path!

In related news: we're thinking of getting Broadband - there's a promotion on at the moment,
British Telecom offers Broadband without the connection charge and a half price modem.
We're also thinking about Digital Telly - Freeview, because committing to Rupes Murdoch's
Sky sucks and Telewest is in financial trouble.

Comments

[soupytwist.livejournal.com]

Go you. :)

And broadband is SO, SO worth it. Really.

[prettyannamoon.livejournal.com]

Sounds like a noble resolution. :) I need to do the same, and pledge to give myself internet black-out periods on the weekends, so I actually get some work done. Good luck with yours!

[awelkin.livejournal.com]

Good luck, Percy! I think that you'll find the benefits are high.

Catherine

Your commitment

[piperx.livejournal.com]

Good for you!! One thing I've learned as I get older -- it's so important to make time for creative and philosophical endeavors. I hope you find the time spent infinitely beneficial!

[buongiornodaisy.livejournal.com]

I should follow your stead and start dedicating time to stuff specifically per day. I already made a pledge to try (TRY!) to stay off the computer on Sundays (then again, if I see a good movie like I did this past Sunday often times I just HAVE to get on to get my thoughts down).

So I guess I should dedicate a few minutes per day to reading books, reading the Scriptures, and writing. And maybe try to watch a new movie each day (hey, we've got 10,000 movie stations, why not? ^.~)