@Jack: As you yourself have always said, real life comes first. And as I've always said, if there is something I can do or help you with, just let me know. 

I myself don't really have any [i]actual[/i] duties until mid-April besides the occasional meeting (as I think I also mentioned) and currently - for some reason - organizing plane tickets for a group of people... (I honestly don't even know why I am the one doing it, but eh, sure, I can do that, too.) So I am mostly just taking things from my not-so-little list of things to eventually do when I have the time and doing those in no particular order. So ... yeah. I technically have plenty of time to spare, and can probably get to things right away - the main reason why I might not with non-urgent things being really just me probably not feeling like it (or having even older things of similar nature I also have noted down as needing to be done someday when I have time).
Not so much feeling like doing art, more so feeling like writing something - though I don't really know whether I have any ideas afloat that are good enough for full solo-writing works (there are things I could write about practically indefinitely, but I don't really like repeating myself too much, even conceptually, and if I write something, I'd rather it was something I can publish or release in some form or another) and my cowriter - both of them, actually? - is a bit MIA, so it is mostly roleplays and related for the time being. (And I'm not in all that many roleplays to begin with.)
Alternatively I can just write a few more Wiki articles. The Estonian one is actually lacking in a few areas I am qualified in, although I've noticed one of our universities has been basically employing the students to fill it out. (There are these headers announcing that this article is being written by so-and-so as a part of that university's coursework.) Good idea, actually - let the students do something that is actually useful for someone rather than just produce properly referenced in-depth papers that will be forgotten about and stashed or thrown away as soon as they have been presented...

I was simply playing computer games most of yesterday. I hadn't played computer games for a [i]long[/i] time.