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Feb. 21st, 2013 10:31 amPrevious
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I'm becoming almost intelligent, I think. I had about 3 hours of things to do outside the home today, but I woke up with pain (thunderstorms quite late yesterday are the main cause) and there are more bushfires around today and I thought "Can they wait a day?" They can and so my messages are now all happening tomorrow. This makes it easier to work around the pain and get all the work done I need to do (for this week everything seems to have deadlines attached). It also means I can work to diminish the pain (even though we're due more storms today) and not have to live with it for longer than I have to.
The big thing that moving a few items to tomorrow gives me is a sense of accomplishment, however. I said I was gaining in intelligence, you note, not actually becoming intelligence. Five items are crossed off my to do list and I feel accomplished, but really, they're still to-be-done.
The good thing is that only five of my remaining items are hefty. I should be able to get everything I need to get done actually finished today.
For my next trick, I shall make my fourth phonecall*.
*I ought to admit that I've crossed four more things off the list simply because they're finished...
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I'm becoming almost intelligent, I think. I had about 3 hours of things to do outside the home today, but I woke up with pain (thunderstorms quite late yesterday are the main cause) and there are more bushfires around today and I thought "Can they wait a day?" They can and so my messages are now all happening tomorrow. This makes it easier to work around the pain and get all the work done I need to do (for this week everything seems to have deadlines attached). It also means I can work to diminish the pain (even though we're due more storms today) and not have to live with it for longer than I have to.
The big thing that moving a few items to tomorrow gives me is a sense of accomplishment, however. I said I was gaining in intelligence, you note, not actually becoming intelligence. Five items are crossed off my to do list and I feel accomplished, but really, they're still to-be-done.
The good thing is that only five of my remaining items are hefty. I should be able to get everything I need to get done actually finished today.
For my next trick, I shall make my fourth phonecall*.
*I ought to admit that I've crossed four more things off the list simply because they're finished...