Step away from the computer

I think I have a problem. Since starting my blog and having friends and family start blogs I have become obsessed and am spending far too much time zipping around checking for updates and tweaking the details on mine. They say the first step to wellness is admitting the problem...but I'm not sure if I can handle being well. My new-found scanner skills have got me ransacking my garage and unearthing all kinds of old photos reminding me of phases of my life long-since buried in my subconscious. One could argue that it's not such a good thing to be digging up all these memories, but so far I haven't spiralled into a depression; it has merely made me want to dig up more. Perhaps I shouldn't tempt fate. Certainly a little balance would be a good thing. I mean really, my tv watching has suffered considerably with all this computer time (not to mention reading and sleeping). I'm going to turn the computer off, that's right I'll do it right now. But what if someone updates tonight...Lori usually does in the evening because she works all day and who knows what crazy time zone Robyn is in now that she's Down Under. I suppose I could wait until morning to check, but I'd hate to be the last to know. (I need help.)