On The Late Show, Stephen Colbert does a recurring skit, now a best-selling book, called Midnight Confessions, in which he “confesses” to his audience with the disclaimer that he isn’t sure these things are really sins but that he does “feel bad about them.” While Stephen and his writers are famously funny, I am not, so my JC’s Confessions will be somewhat more serious reflections, but they will be things that I feel bad about. Stephen’s audience always forgives him at the end of the segment; I’m not expecting that – and these aren’t really sins – but comments are always welcome.
~ JC
I spends bunches of time playing mindless computer games, most often when I am watching television. Theoretically speaking, I could be doing more constructive things, like catching up on correspondence or writing posts or poems.
Theoretically.
The truth is that I use games as a distraction or a calming mechanism when my mind isn’t capable of creative or deep thought.
As I have often said, it’s not that I don’t have time for writing, editing, submitting, etc., it’s that I don’t have brain.
We can only do so much serious stuff and you do plenty. Easy distractions are reasonable if they feel good and don’t hurt anybody.
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Thanks for the reassurance, JoAnna. It’s true that no one is getting hurt, as there is no gambling involved in my games. 😉
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🙂
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