Beth (Lauren) Binkovitz is(t):
living according to the following breakdown:
- 25% in the future (planning)
- 25% in the past (communicating)
- 50% in the present, of which:
- 50% meeting present needs (working)
- 50% enjoying present moment (playing)
So yesterday I met present needs by going to the bank and I enjoyed the present moment by creating a recipe idea for Dreamsfood. I served the future by working on some steps in my business plan for Coffee Books and I forgot to connect to the past but I should have like called my mom or my old best friend or something.
(as of December 2011)coming up in bethworld:
- upgrade vegancolumbus.com, get more conscientious about updating
- open a coffee shop/bookstore/wine bar/ice cream parlor/art gallery in old towne east
- anxiously await results of board elections for the coop
- maintain great relationships with other human beings whom i love
- top-secret comic book project
psyched about electro 2011.
(as of August 2011)begeistert aber nervös, da ich morgen früh für deutschsprächige grudschüler lehre.
(as of February 2011)relieved to have filed the dissolution paperwork.
(as of December 2010)aware that it's no longer my birthday.
(as of November 2010)It's my birthday!
(as of August 2010)Coming back to Columbus.
(as of July 2010)Mad because according to BBC News, when Laurie Anderson does something, the proper way to credit her is to refer to her as "Lou Reed and Wife."
(as of June 2010)This Mother's Day, ThinkGeek is sending a clear message that it Think(s)Geek moms belong in the kitchen. Their "Gifts for her" list is pretty horrible in general, now that I look at it. I expect this from typical gift retailers but for some reason I expected more of ThinkGeek. Alas, I am disappointed.
