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Tuesday November 20 2007

Julie's 5:45 CI

Completed:
Morning routine
T’s meds
Unpack suitcase and put things away
Clean kitchen
Petco
Call about class

To do:
Pick up laundry room
Work on upstairs bedroom-15 minutes
Answer emails from conference
Work on form for trip-15 minutes
Check GradeA to see what needs to be graded
Grade for one hour
Clean off desk
Barnes and Noble
Meditation

Edge's CI - 1:15AM (Wed)

Hello :-) Thought I'd pop in, post a little update on how things have been going.

First off, the most important item for the day, I went and met with my new boss and finalized my new contract (yep, I got the job :grin: *knocks on wood*). Then I went to my doctor appointment, where I was told more of the same thing: that I'll be ok, I just need to take better care of myself. I'm thinking I'll go back to taking yoga lessons (which I really enjoyed), and maybe invest in a month of personal training, see how that goes.

My writing isn't going so well, mainly because I'm doing so little of it. I've told my friends that I was going to stick to it and see it through, and most importantly, meet the 50,000 words by November 30th. So far I've done 13,000 words. ...Not enough. Way behind. Not good.
My ego depends on me completing this task, for I shall be taunted mercilessly if I do not. That's what you get for shooting your mouth off and talking big :rolleyes:

I told my old boss yesterday that I'm going to be resigning. I'd been dreading the confrontation because I thought she'd give me a guilt trip, but it actually went pretty well. She was very understanding about the whole move, which was a relief but also disappointing. I don't know, I guess I thought she'd fight more to keep me with her, but I think she saw that the other job was just too good of an opportunity for me to pass up.  Ah well.

Anyway, everything is going well on my end. Hoping everyone is feeling good and doing well on their to-dos. Also, wishing Pro all the best in his health issue. Hope you're feeling better, Pro *hugs*

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Nothing diminishes anxiety faster than action - Walter Anderson

Julie's 11 am CI

I've made lists but haven't posted for a couple of days. I've drifted back into my habit of sleeping a little later the last few mornings. Probably not a good thing-but it sure is enjoyable(: Here's today's list:

Morning routine
T’s meds
Unpack suitcase and put things away
Pick up laundry room
Work on upstairs bedroom-15 minutes
Answer emails from conference
Clean kitchen
Work on form for trip-15 minutes
Check GradeA to see what needs to be graded
Grade for one hour
Petco
Clean off desk
Call about class
Barnes and Noble
Meditation

N's Bookend

to do:

6 hours work
try to get to bed on time

maybe go to a meeting tonight (but don't beat myself up if I don't)

Journey 9 am

Holy crap, am I the first one here?  where are you guys? It IS Tuesday, isn't it?   It would be really embarrassing if I put that giant TUESDAY up here and then realized it was Wednesday or something.
DONE:
-Gym - 5 minutes late - overslept! but showed up anyway
-Read email
-Daily Planning

TO DO:
-2 F2F meetings; 1 conference call - 3 hours
-CALL VERIZON TODAY FOR PETE'S SAKE.  - 10 min
-Review changes for this weekend - .5 hr
-Update my change request with detailed plan - 1 hr
-Set up parmlib changes for the weekend - 1 hr
-request new mouse - .5 hr.
-clean up email, it's out of control again - .5 hr

-review project list - .5 hr
-10 min each on the old moldy frogs (aka MFs)

-Finish reading red paper and write up notes - 1 hr
-Dirm??  waiting for Shan.  - 1-2 hr. ??
-ask Randy to call Frank - 10 min
-15 min. laundry
-dinner? - 1 hr.
-org freezer - .5 hr.

Next actions:
coffee !
Randy
Call Verizon

J.

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Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time; for that's the stuff life is made of.  - Benjamin Franklin
 

Journey 10:30 LONELY in here today

doin the happy dance because I made the phone call to verizon.
Now for a meeting

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Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time; for that's the stuff life is made of.  - Benjamin Franklin
 

verizon happy dance

doing it with you, Journey!

Journey 12:30

1 of 3 meetings done, Randy taken care of, and verizon call made.  Now for a break and then I need to clean up my messy email inbox.   

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Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time; for that's the stuff life is made of.  - Benjamin Franklin
 

journey 1:00

oops - forgot have a meeting at 1 - email after the meeting
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Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time; for that's the stuff life is made of.  - Benjamin Franklin
 

Journey 4 pm

meeting done, multitasking through conference call, and cleaned up email.  Now to review changes for the weekend.  I just realized I really have not goofed off or web surfed all day.  cool beans.  Maybe I can actually go home on at 5 without feeling guilty. 

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Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time; for that's the stuff life is made of.  - Benjamin Franklin
 

Journey

Yeah-you made the dreaded phone call! It's funny how such a small thing can be so difficult to do. But it does feel great when you get it done.

Thanks Julie

I feel pretty good that I only procrastinated on that call for a week rather than months or years as per usual lol!

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Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time; for that's the stuff life is made of.  - Benjamin Franklin