I've had no free time this week. Even when I have had actual free time, it's been spent doing stuff like taking down Christmas lights, cleaning the garage, home repair. Next up is a trip to Home Depot to get some paint and do some patch up work.
Boring stuff. Useful, for sure, but boring.
So that enormous backlog of television, movies, books, and comics is just getting bigger and bigger.
My Tivo is bursting at the seams with unwatched Doctor Who, Battlestar Galactica, Batman: Brave and the Bold, Ben 10: Alien Force, Star Wars: Clone Wars, the Office, Leverage, Rick Steves' Europe.
And I just got the third season of the IT Crowd - haven't watched it yet.
Then I've got unread books, including the Michaelis biography of Charles Schulz and Chabon's Yiddish Policeman's Union.
Unread comic books - I've got Justice League, X-Force, Ender's Game, X-Men Kingbreaker, and a bunch of Adam Beechen's stuff.
And I don't even remember what my Netflix DVDs are at the moment. I think it's Persepolis. Oh, and Wall-E.
Sigh. At some point I'm going to install the Netflix software for my X-Box 360 - so I can stream even more unwatched media directly to my house.
Of course, in the time it took me to write this blog post, I could've at least put a dent in some of that backlog. But if I'd done that, I'd have nothing to complain about.
And where's the fun in that?