The World Needs Heroes

Today’s totally terrific tackling tediousness tip tightly is brought to you by D2(pronounced D squared). D2 is a two person team created on a day that was not at all like today, it was not snowing, there was no snow on the ground in fact and it wasn’t cold out at all. D2 is a person who previously inspired a post I did under this terrific tight tip topic, Danielle Sproule. I will let you know that she is not behind really any of this terrific and tremendously talented writing She is just the person responsible for the topic and the terrific talent is all mine. If I don’t give her any credit though she tends to whine a little so I am doing this solely out of the best interest for myself as well. This is mine and I can do with it as I want. Anyways that was some talented typing, wasn’t it . Now for this week’s tip, brought to you by D2. Maybe I should change the name to D3, )D tripled) since it is at least two parts myself and one part her. Nah, she’ll likely whine about this as it is. Anyways this week’s terrific tip to tackle tediousness tightly is to play/assemble/get frustrated with/destroy those wonderful christmas presents you received. Whether it be a shelf that was given to you in 3 boxes without any damn tools, an ipod to hook up to the interweb and download various things, or worst of all your childrens’ or little relatives’ toy. Doing this should occupy the rest of your christmas day and in fact if you were doing this for children, your hours and hours of labor likely made their day for 10 whole minutes. This might turn into a friday post. Anyways enjoying assembling and playing with your christmas gifts and try not to destroy them in the process. If you do happen to destroy them, then god speed as you have just ruined Christmas for another innocent little soul. Congrads and tah Tah!