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March 22, 2005
Dreaming and blog coding and psychological well being
Lilia posted the following on her blog Mathemagenic today:
Blog research addict
You know that you are turning into a blog research addict if you discuss coding of weblogs with Luis [Lois] and Elijah in a dream and then wake up to share breakfast with your partner in crime of mapping weblog communities :)
I am in equal parts, deeply humbled to have been elevated to the status of "dream" weblog coder & discussant, and concerned that Lilia has taken a serious psychological turn for the worse. *raising one eyebrow* When one is dreaming about academic discussion, let alone academic discussion with Elijah and I, there are concerns. *nods slowly*
Please send your donations for "Lilia's Counseling Fund" to..........
Posted by prolurkr at March 22, 2005 01:25 PM
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Posted by: Lilia at March 22, 2005 06:36 PM
*thinking* Getting a secretary to code data for me. *hummmm* That has merits if you could find the right person. *makes a note*
p.s. I just figured you were spelling "Lois" with your lovely accent. *S* Makes the "o" less hard then it sounds in American English.
Posted by: prolurkr at March 22, 2005 06:49 PM
There is a funny detail about the coding discussion: in my dream you have invented the coding scheme that a secretary could use to code weblogs (and I think you actually ask a secretary to do coding :)
Sorry for misspelling - will fix as soon as my server is up...