2009-04-10T23:41:38Ztag:sursumcorda.salemsattic.com,2018:/isso/thread/post/easter-cannot-come-too-soontag:sursumcorda.salemsattic.com,2018:/isso/383/14572009-04-10T23:41:38ZSursumCorda<p>That's what I mean. I would have to eat less because I can't bear to spend that much time eating when there are so many other things to do!</p>tag:sursumcorda.salemsattic.com,2018:/isso/383/14562009-04-10T21:45:30ZJon Daley<p>I think the loophole would be speed. Though I suppose that is my answer/loophole for just about everything, and it isn't always a good thing.</p> <p>The other day I told a customer (via IM) that I was heading off to lunch. When I got back, I told him I was ready to work on his project. He was completely surprised how quick it was. (10 minutes). Heather had lunch prepared, so all I had to do was sit down and eat, and talk with everyone.</p> <p>I'm not real big on lunch anyway, and skip it a good portion of the time (today didn't get around to eating it until 2 when I got off of the phone with a customer, and had skipped breakfast while on that same phone call. I was hungry by the end, but it somehow seems pretty easy to skip meals - and saves time, though I have more time now than I did in college, when this practice first started).</p> <p>I do try to not rush dinner though - that somehow seems more important to me. (thanks mom...)</p>