Sometimes I will sit at the computer for an hour watching a show or movie while working on a post and I don't get very far. Other times I start typing and then think about it for a while and then start all over. This process may repeat itself several times and I end up with nothing.
So, like I said I'm going to give this 5 minute post thing a try.
Back in early August I made a COMC purchase. I picked up a few things that I haven't gotten to share, so here is one of the cards from that order.
It's a 1997 Bowman's Best Atomic Refractor of Tim Salmon.
Well, 5 minutes goes by pretty fast. If I actually stuck to the 5 minutes, there would have been no picture, title, or this last paragraph.
If I tried to do a post in just five minutes, it would probably contain two lines (maybe), and that's it -- I'm a very easily distracted blogger!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite the challenge. I don't think any of my posts were completed in less than 10 minutes... let alone 5. If I were to guess... I'd say my average post takes anywhere from 30 to 60 minutes.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Sweet card. I love 90's refractors.
DeleteMy five minutes - go: i really should post these trades but want to share some of my own cards. Dang it cat, must you be held NOW? What is that on the wall? Did I leave my car window down again? I forgot my bottle of water. I need a nap. Battery is dying on the laptop. great, the internet just cut out again. Now, where are those cards I scanned... Oh wow - I forgot he sent me these! I scanned these 8 months ago. TIMES UP. Crap. Guess I'll try to post tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea! Maybe I'll try a modified version of this to get me back on track too. Btw, love late '90's era refractors!
ReplyDeleteI am amazed at all the quality posts that have been made in the last few days (eek it's been two weeks of 5 minute posts?) for this "Blog Bat-A-Round" that you started.
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