Procrastinators Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from chronic procrastination.

How to use the daily check-in board

Here's how we organize the check-ins in this forum.

  1. Every day someone (whoever gets to the forum first) starts a thread for the day. The first message is just a general welcome for everybody - not a personal check-in. Lots of times people like to use graphics to make the opening message welcoming. If you don't want to do that, that's fine.
  2. Make the subject of the thread starter the full date - day of week, month, day, and year.
  3. After the day thread is started, all check-ins are added as comments to the day thread. You should put your username and the check-in time somewhere in the subject so people (you and others) can see what what's what when scanning the "Recent Comments" list.

Thanks for helping to keep things organized here. :)

I AM GOING TO DO THE

I AM GOING TO DO THE FOLLOWING TODAY:

A REPORT ON SUB COMMITTEES

SEND INFO TO NB

Ron321 check-in 6 pm.

Plan for today:

Dinner

Game fun 1/2 hour

Plot route to cabinet discounters

Work on SQL database (borrowed Database Management Textbook and scanned it)

Work on burning CD

 

Oops!!!

Sorry, I did the same thing!

Beginner... bear with me.  Smile

Blue-eyes' check-in, 9:20 am (in Europe)

Hi everyone,

I'm new here and this is my first check-in. I'm very grateful that I found this site and hope that with it I can get back control of my life. I've been living with the procrastinator monster my whole life.

Here's my list for today, in order of priority:

1. Finish and send minutes. 45 min.

2. Send invoices. 45 min.

3. Update calendar. 30 min.

4. Do first draft of translation. 60 min.

5. Grocery shopping. 60 min.

6. Holiday shopping. 90 min.

Here I go... 

sorry i posted in the wrong

sorry i posted in the wrong place

Joyful First Check-in 10-25-12

Stayed up too late tonight (this morning.)  Tomorrow is another day!

Plan for Thursday:

8 - 9 Juice and shower

9 Go get boys

10 - 1 boys

1 - 4 work

4 - 6 dinner

6 - 9 boys 

hi joyful

Welcome joyful!

you might have a better experiencing posting your daily check-in the daily check-in thread, rather than here. You can look on the right side for "Active forum topics" and usually today's date is listed there. Or you can click on the "Forums" tab, then under "Tools and Success Stories" choose "Daily Check-ins" and you'll see a list of days.

Wishing you happy recovery from procrastination!

the touch of the master's hand: http://procrastinators-anonymous.org/node/1898#comment-27748

fall down seven times, get up eight - japanese proverb

bookmarks

Please put your name in the title of your checkin

Just a reminder - it makes it easier to keep up with who is posting!

Thanks!

Jo 

I value my time and use it wisely - Journey

where to post check-ins

Please do NOT post your check-ins as a reply in this thread!!!! This is just an instruction thread. I have deleted all the check-in posts that were here. See the instructions for how to post your check-ins.

please include year in thread starter

Please include the full date in the thread starter - day of week, month, day, and year.

Thanks!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Procrastination is the grave in which opportunity is buried.

using images in posts

I expanded the explanation at the top of the Graphics page of how to put images in posts. People who weren't able to follow the instructions before should be able to figure it out now. It's not hard.

---------------

Edit: The instructions on the graphics page assume you have the TinyMCE rich-text editor turned OFF. If you have it turned on, it's much easier. You just get the path to the image as described on the graphics page, and then enter it into the image dialog in the rich-text box. The evoke the dialog, click on the tree icon. Here's an example:


 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Procrastination is the grave in which opportunity is buried.