Do You Lose Track Of Time When On THe Computer?

Yes, when I get to doing research or on Facebook scrolling the time flies by and then I am surprised at how long I've been on.
 

I don't lose track of the time, my taskbar reminds me exactly what time it is. I have found that if you have an hour to kill, going on the computer is an easy way to do it....also, a broken computer = a cleaner house.
 
It depends for me. If I am working then no. However (gamers will understand this) Civilization 6 was released Friday and I lost track of most of the weekend because of that blasted game. Civilization games are known to do that !
 
I lose track of time period, but, for sure worse when I am on the pc. WOW! Just five minutes ago it was going on a little after 8pm, now it's going on 10 pm, I've lost nearly two hours thinking it's just been 15 or so minutes. Those dang youtube videos. :shrug:
 
Playing chess online trying to become above average and time is running out. Perhaps I could be onsidered an honary above average player posthumously...
 
I love to get lost in reading but I don't like to sit for long periods. If it's something I'm enjoying getting lost in reading, I'll get up for regular stretch breaks or something active for a few minutes before returning to it.
 
I normally sit in the living room with my legs up on my footstool and chromebook on my lap. We have a long breakfast in bed listening to BBC Radio 4 Today Programme and enjoying the view out our window, and I also grab my chromebook and bring it to bed with me (sad, eh?).

I also lose track of time when reading a good book.
 
Man, my husband does. I'll walk by and his head is bobbing while he's taking a nap, he'll wake up and continue on with whatever he's doing on his computer. Hours and hours.
 
I have to log on every day to see what Lon and the other folks are doing. There are also other forums.

And there is very often something to see or learn about.
 
Yes, but I don't worry about it. It doesn't matter if I start on the housework at 11am or wait til 5pm.
 

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