It's a good thing I firmly believe in moderation in all things. It's an even better thing I don't go into the hard stuff like coffee, alcohol or cigarettes. It's a good thing because I think I just may have an addictive personality - especially when it comes to puzzles. So far over the years I have found myself becoming obsessed with mine sweeper, word twist, spider solitaire, mahjong, bejeweled, hexic, word fill-it-ins, and now sudoku. A little silly don't you think?
I have no cross stitching or quilting project to keep me busy in my free time and I am in between books so I find myself filling spare moments and spare hours with sudoku. Matthew looks at me with a questioning "You're doing ANOTHER one?" look clearly etched on his face. He says he's fascinated by my zeal but I can tell he's worried. I find myself going to bed with numbers and sequences running around in my head. I can't seem to clear it enough to doze off properly.
I think it's finally getting to the same point as all my prior obsessions. The point where I know the only way to clear the addiction is to cut myself off cold turkey for a month or so. Just until I can come back and play objectively once again. When I can complete one puzzle and be done with it instead of doing five or six. Wish me luck.
6 comments:
I think it is genetic.
It's definitely genetic. Just look at mom and spider solitaire. I too go to bed thinking of the games I've played recently.
LOL - yep i know the feeling! If it's any comfort I'm there with ya! :P
I've been there :)
I was totally obsessed - even stealing time at work. Then I quit my job and my "work" is taking care of my Baby Love. Now I crave it again, but only during nap times or after her bed time - otherwise she tries to steal my writing utensil.
I love this post. You are hilarious. I love that you go to bed thinking of numbers and sequences. I do that to but not with such intellect. Love ya
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