I really wish I could find the dolce far niente zone comfortable. Sad to say it always coincides with my episodes of mind numbing boredom. Hence LuLa.
;-)
I find it comfortable, but often as boring as you do, too. Comfort and boredom are not always joined at the hip but neither do they have to be in opposition. Mainly, it depends on where you happen to be doing that niente.
The other morning I sat myself down on a chair on the terrace, resting awhile after sweeping away dead leaves, incidental dust, and having bleached the chairs and table to protect myself against the germs from any nocturnal wildlife that may have leaped upon it for some reason - to address the other members of animal farm, perchance? who knows, but I have to admit, sitting there, eyes closed and head in the shade, body soaking up the sunshine (gotta get it while you can, in winter), I felt at one with my world, as content as I can be, doing precisely nothing but sitting.
It's definitely not all bad, even if it doesn't lead to LuLa fodder and another few pixels in my website.
I really am getting worried about exposure to the radiation from monitors and iPads: twice, recently, I have woken up with rows of what resembles unreadable lines of light that look like the layout shape of pages of LuLa on my brain or consciousness, whatever it is that sees what you see when your eyes are closed in the dark. This is for real.
Rob
