The existential dilemma of my blog

I myself, do not suffer from the phenomenon that it pleases some to name "man's existential dilemma".

I know exactly why I'm here and what the purpose of my life is.
<p>What I don't really know is the purpose of this blog.

What's it for?

Sometimes I blog, just because I can...

I am lying in bed, at the end of a very cool weekend.

Good Thursday night at the pub, good Friday night with the dumplings, Saturday with the shopping and spit-roasting and twenty-firsting, today at church and lunching with Delia's cousins and lounging and Frozen Planet.

Tomorrow, God-willing, I will wake up, ride to work, and test Airdroid on my office desktop.

Good life, peeps. Good life.

I am blogging from a dumpling restaurant

Ed says, "There is a Blogger app."

Well, so there is.

I will surf by later and see how this worked out.

Thought I'd drop by

I just thought I'd drop past my blog, on my way to my cousin's travel blog, and realised I haven't been here for several months, and that the last post I left dangling up here makes it sound like I haven't posted because I died of pneumonia or something.

Luckily for me, there really isn't anyone that reads my blog and doesn't know me personally; or I could've copped a lot of concerned emails.

Never mind.

I'm not dead. I just don't have anything to say on the internet.

At the moment.

This could change by this afternoon.

Monsters in my lungs

Every time I am sick, I think to myself: "Never do this again. This is not fun."

Thankfully, it isn't something that happens often. I'm currently recovering from a fever and a chest infection. There are these monster blobs of yuck in my lungs, and coughing them up causes acute headache. About this time yesterday, my fever was causing me to hallucinate. Thank God I'm on the mend.

Now I'm off to eat a piece of toast, so I can down a handful of pills. w00t!

I'm thinking about a return to blogging ...

Not that you care.

I've said it before and I'll say it again ...

First Dog on the Moon is an ever-loving GENIUS: