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[quiet]

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Paul: Trying to figure out how to get in there, Dru? [br]woman: I know, you can fit through there, that's kinda scary!

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woman: One day, you won't.[br]Paul: Well, like in a week she won't

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woman: right! hahaha!

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Paul: growing so fast![br]woman: come here! come here, come here!

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Paul: Trying to stick your head in there[br]again Dru?

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I'm gonna try vlogging like this

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Why not? Dru and I are out for her[br]evening walk. It is very dark. But there

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are street lights and i discovered that[br]if i use the back-facing camera--

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the back-facing camera?

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yeah! --on my phone, that I get a decent[br]picture.

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Cool. I've fallen into a trap these past[br]couple days, saturday and today's Sunday,

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wherein I've just watched Charmed all[br]day long. I mean, I've done a little bit. i

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went to Doomie's Home Cookin' today. That[br]was cool. But for most but i'm just

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watching Charmed and it's a thing that I[br]fall into where I feel like I have to do

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the next thing in a series. I'm not going[br]to say it's an addiction. I'm not gonna

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say it's an obsession. But I certainly do[br]feel very compelled to do it and it's

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hard for me to shake.

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It's part of the reason why I try not to[br]do anything that I can get in the

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routine of doing over and over again[br]like playing video games or what have

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you.

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It's not good i get stuck doing it. So i[br]just wanted to point that out as a flaw

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that i have and ask if you have that[br]kind of flaw, too. Again I don't want to throw

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around words like addiction and[br]obsession and compulsion because those

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actually have medical definitions. Those[br]are legit mental diagnoses and I don't

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have those. But do you ever have a[br]problem where you have a hard time

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stopping doing the thing that is[br]interrupting your life? Right now i'm

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watching series on netflix and that's[br]kind of keeping me from doing other

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things. I don't like that it does that to me or that[br]I let myself do that, but i'm stuck there.

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So let me know in the comments below if[br]you have an issue with something like

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that and what is it and do you have a way[br]of, like, beating it? If it weren't for

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the fact that i have to walk Dru on[br]a regular basis, i might not have left my

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apartment this weekend! And that's my[br]VEDA for today, confessing that I have

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this problem with Netflix shows. I know[br]it's not unique to me. I know tons of

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people get into this thing with Netflix,[br]but i don't know how many people let it

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interfere with their lives.

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Anyway, you've made it to the end of my[br]video and at the end of my video i

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always say the same thing which is:

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Tomorrow

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will be even better!