At what point does constantly writing about daily activities become the most prevalent daily activity?

Thinking about all the annotating, linking, and tagging that must accompany an update about my happenings makes the who process seem overwhelming. There are too many other new things to be doing instead of rehashing the just completed things. Writing about things I’ve read takes time away from reading more, linking to music I’ve found takes time away from finding newer music, and, most importantly, blabbing about it all takes time away from resting from it.

Phew.

My sister put up this picture as her main MySpace photo recently. It’s almost a year old.

The part that is new is that I was immediately reminded of something else when I saw it in that context.

Drew Carey has started a project with the Reason Foundation to produce videos and other content for a new website, Reason.tv, that aims to introduce the ideas of “Free Minds and Free Markets” to a wider audience.

The first video, available on YouTube, is called “Gridlock” and offers some solutions to the unbearable traffic congestion in Los Angeles.