Comments on: Things I Could Totally Do and Make Blogs About, But Prolly Won’t http://smokeythemagnificent.com/2009/11/10/things-i-could-totally-do-and-make-blogs-about-but-prolly-wont/ Failing the Turing Test since 1986 Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:33:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Deb http://smokeythemagnificent.com/2009/11/10/things-i-could-totally-do-and-make-blogs-about-but-prolly-wont/#comment-729 Deb Sat, 14 Nov 2009 15:08:32 +0000 http://smokeythemagnificent.com/?p=622#comment-729 Great list! I particularly like #2. Great list! I particularly like #2.

]]> By: Miriam http://smokeythemagnificent.com/2009/11/10/things-i-could-totally-do-and-make-blogs-about-but-prolly-wont/#comment-706 Miriam Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:16:40 +0000 http://smokeythemagnificent.com/?p=622#comment-706 Bring the Snortlepig on a world tour to see practically her only aunt, and blog about the excitement of losing a 19-month-old in Heathrow Airport. Bring the Snortlepig on a world tour to see practically her only aunt, and blog about the excitement of losing a 19-month-old in Heathrow Airport.

]]> By: Betty Scandretti http://smokeythemagnificent.com/2009/11/10/things-i-could-totally-do-and-make-blogs-about-but-prolly-wont/#comment-705 Betty Scandretti Tue, 10 Nov 2009 09:54:16 +0000 http://smokeythemagnificent.com/?p=622#comment-705 Write a haiku every day for a year and link them thematically to your basal temperature. Get extensive blood work done every month and alternate healthful behaviours with total apathy to see if either one made a blind bit of difference to the numbers. Teach the snortlepig a catechism intensively for a month, ignore it for a year, and then spring question 32 on her and see what happens. Sketch your own foot every week in a different medium, starting with charcoal and ending with full CGI. Comment on the effect of this upon your self-esteem and artistic ability. Find out how many tradespeople--meter-readers, posties, rubbish people--attend to your house every year and become a volunteer one of each for a month to see what they have to go through. Write a haiku every day for a year and link them thematically to your basal temperature.

Get extensive blood work done every month and alternate healthful behaviours with total apathy to see if either one made a blind bit of difference to the numbers.

Teach the snortlepig a catechism intensively for a month, ignore it for a year, and then spring question 32 on her and see what happens.

Sketch your own foot every week in a different medium, starting with charcoal and ending with full CGI. Comment on the effect of this upon your self-esteem and artistic ability.

Find out how many tradespeople–meter-readers, posties, rubbish people–attend to your house every year and become a volunteer one of each for a month to see what they have to go through.

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