The 365 Commitment

Death to Vampires

I have to decided to no longer tolerate any thing or any person that sucks my time. No more blood sucking vampires. Time to drive a stake through the heart of any thing that is drawing energy from me unnecessarily. I have decided to keep a ledger of the vampires that I uncover and I am going to track them until they are eradicated. I am calling this my vampire diary. I have two. One for work and one for personal. When I get it resolved and permanently removed so that it can never return, I am going to mark it as “staked.”

How much time do I spend repeating the same thing, solving the same conflict, fighting the same battles. Repeating the sins of the past. No more. Vampires suck. Death to all vampires!

Guy Reams

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