Back from a week in Germany, trendspotting, club hopping, throwing up and getting a bad sore throat. Their Apfelwein didn't get me, some unexpected chugging down of too much champagne too fast did.

Anyway, have you ever noticed how when you are away on a holiday you realize that there is so much you need to do? Or should be doing? Or have been ignoring? You get the gist?

I made a list of things I oughtta do when I come back on the back of a Käthe Wohlfahrt's bill. And as always the same things happen once I come back. I remember something I want to do on the list, try to log into something to do what I want to do- because there is a process to get to what I want to do- i.e- I wanted to get to doing stuff to promote a website. So ONE of the ways was to register it under stumble. For that I had to try out a few passwords though I eventually had stumble upon send it back to my email address. But of course in the process I remember I have a document somewhere on my pc dubbed psswords, with all my passwords on it. Subtle, eh? No, I realize it's not psswords and now I start organizing folders because it's such a mess and I can't find the folder. I'm not sure whether this is a straightforward case of ADD or just lack of prioritizing? The to do lists get bigger and eventually there are sub categories amongst the things to do. I think I might have to crumple out that list I wrote in the plane, and start again.