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Decisions, Decisions
Aug. 29th, 2011 10:23 amhttp://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/21/magazine/do-you-suffer-from-decision-fatigue.html
And much is explained - including why, especially when I'm shopping, I get a sort of greyish look and say, "I have to eat something."
The original was in the NYTimes Sunday Magazine of 8/21, if you've still got that lying around:
Delia adds: "And that's why I have the same thing for breakfast every day. Your dad does it, too." (He also took a sardine sandwich to lunch - bones & all - at the lab every day for years. He just retired at the age of 82, and is devoting himself to his annual paper at the Bibliophile Club . . . and travel . . . and cataloguing his print collection . . . and endlesslessly researching every decision on which brand of any electronics to buy. Have another sandwich, dad!)
And much is explained - including why, especially when I'm shopping, I get a sort of greyish look and say, "I have to eat something."
The original was in the NYTimes Sunday Magazine of 8/21, if you've still got that lying around:
Delia adds: "And that's why I have the same thing for breakfast every day. Your dad does it, too." (He also took a sardine sandwich to lunch - bones & all - at the lab every day for years. He just retired at the age of 82, and is devoting himself to his annual paper at the Bibliophile Club . . . and travel . . . and cataloguing his print collection . . . and endlesslessly researching every decision on which brand of any electronics to buy. Have another sandwich, dad!)