Productivity, the second day

[mrsbrown]

Miss Rebellion's voice was heard early this morning, "weekends are for just drifting through and having a nice time".  And I may do that, but it's nice to know what it is that I'm going to regret not getting done.

Monthly Bash today, so this morning I need to prepare by increasing my salt and water intake.  It would also be nice to;

work on the presentation
fix my sword
sew that gambeson
make some nice snackage

this morning I have successfully achieved a Sunday morning requirement - I have slept in.  And shortly I will achieve another - pancakes for breakfast.

Here's the plan, complete with this out clause so I can avoid doing it if I get attacked by CBF's

8.30-9ish work on sword while drinking tea and watching mr-bassman make pancakes
9-9.30 eat pancakes
9.30-11.30 presentation
11.30-12.30 look at gambeson and decide if an hour is sufficient
12.30-1 get organised for Bash

Because it's sunday, I'm going to leave my evening to whim.  Aren't I generous?

Comments

[hometime]

I do think that it is important to have some down time, where you just relax and recharge for the coming week. If I spend the whole weekend busily doing jobs, I am more tired during the week.

[mrsbrown]

That's why I'm always careful to program in at least 2 hours of sleep/reading a book on the bed for the afternoon.

Also, it means I will always be able to cross something off my to-do list