Rock Paper Scissors: Deciding What To Do

Ever wonder what to do next? If you've got kids, have a job, and want to take care of yourself, you know what I mean. Between getting everyone ready to go out the door to school and work, making sure you've turned off the iron and the TV, remembering your lunch, and double checking to see if your socks match, it can be pretty confusing.

If you're a writer, it gets more complicated. Do you work on promoting what you've already published? What about those articles you've started? Then there's your blog, or blogs.

Of course, you need to stay in touch with your online friends, do research, bone up on some technical skills, check in on the forums you've joined, and keep your checkbook balanced.

It's much better if you're having fun while you do everything you need to do. That's why when you get saturated with information and have made the nine-hundred-and-ninety-ninth decision for the day, you might just want to revert to a game you played as a kid.

Remember Rock Paper Scissors?

It takes two to play. So when you're debating what to have for dinner, or which movie to watch, try it with your spouse. Rock Paper Scissors: it's certainly better than both of you trying to avoid disappointing each other by making the wrong choice.

Here's a couple videos to refresh your memory. The first Let's Play Rock Paper Scissors actually let's you play live against a YouTube Video.

The second video shows a geeky kinda guy playing Rock Paper Scissors with his robot. The robot wins!

Why did I create this lens?

Because I couldn't make up my mind about which blogging platform to use and I wanted to try three: 1.) Blogger, 2.) Wordpress, and 3.) TypePad.

You can tell, I didn't play Rock Paper Scissors when I started. But no matter. Another reason I created this lens was to experiment with RSS Feeds and to see if some folks who read this lens visit my blogs.

What's in it for you?

I promise, if you use Squidoo, you'll have a chance to get your own lenses promoted before you finish reading the lens.

I'll also take a look at your blog, if you leave a link to it in the Plexo Squids Who Blog. Who knows, you might even attract visitors to your blog too.