While driving to Henry Co. a few weeks ago, I passed by this sight in Chatham. I had to turn around and snap a picture. (Go ahead... click it to magnify). Now, this is winterized Kudzu. It is missing the rich green color and dense leaf coverage it gets in the summertime. But, I think you can get the general idea. There are many regions of VA that are blanketed in this aggressive plant. When I first encountered it, I thought it was novel and fascinating.
Now, after having my own few battles with the insidious beast (keeping it out of bushes and from growing up the chimney), I think it nothing but a pain in the kiester. You have to remain vigilant in beating it back, uprooting it, burning it, cursing at it and praying for its demise.
I will let you draw your own personal conclusions about how this pertains to time mangagement (or grudges, or repentence, or ill will, or weight gain, or procrastination). I've got mine.
Friday, April 11, 2008
A Lesson in Time Management
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Great insight. I agree, when I first moved to D.C. I thought it was kind of cool, but no more. Great picture/story analogy.
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