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.

Sunday, September 30th, 2012

Hi, just wanted to get a chance to post a colorful graphic, so posting this one early :)

Happy (last one of September) Sunday, PAers!

and here's some tea and biscuits for Sunday brunch ...

Piqued CI

Naturally, I've managed to get to a final, yes-this-really-has-to-be-done-today deadline. I've moved over the list from yesterday, so I can start the list with some stuff crossed off...

 1) Test one defect
 2) And another
 3) And another Woohoo!
 4) And another Woohoo #2!
 5) And another
 6) And another
 7) And another
 8) And another
 9) And another (Strictly speaking, it's been Monday for the past 9 hours or so.)
10) And another (Made progress)
11) And last one (Made progress)

Making "discomfort" my goal did produce substantially different results than approaches I've used in recent memory. I will continue playing with this concept. I am VERY PLEASED with my tremendous progress!

Making discomfort a daily goal is the key to making progress. Robert Leahy

kromer 3 CI

Today is mostly chores, with some work
Fix holes in wall (working on this now)
Strip veneer and wash
Maintain garden, compost bin

Prime 1 wall
Prime 2nd wall

Prime 3rd wall
Primer 4th wall
Finish expr. section
Finish rest of poster
Proofread
Send

30 min online dating

tila - Sun

Spending the whole day home, what a relief. 

Plan for today: 

  • Redo last G
  • Continue 3/1-3/2 
  • Finish up vacuuming, dusting, DH gift, laundry (@3 loads), steam the remaining, organize cps, declutte lr
  • H wreath - try to finish up 
  • Plan the next week, dinner, kitchen  

Elvira's Sunday

 

  • Go to church
  • scan and edit ID badge
  • have lunch
  • attend procession
  • finish Chinese top - this was a bit ambitious! And I made a mistake and had to do a lot of unpicking. But I've done some.
  • rescue final load of rubble - energy permitting
  • put clothes on to wash


 

Kodos--7:30

Thanks, Lavida!

Yesterday's plan worked well (alternating "work" and "breaks") so I'm going to do it again today:

7:30-6:00 

WORK--one-hour blocks of copyediting, checking, writing letter, going out to photocopy/ship SmileSmileSmileSmileSmileSmile

"BREAKS"--half hour blocks of...

Breakfast Smile

Phone calls (dad, Dan, T, L, B)

Clean/WW

LunchSmile

Shower

Nap Smile

 

make poster and individual

  • make poster and individual and print for tomorrow
  • gym
  • go to event.
  • 1.5hrs on prop.did half
  • confirm 1 and 2 meetings for ext.
  • call k.

Sunday

  • up
  • readings
  • go to ts to do farewell
  • rest 
  • application
  • edit application 
  • put in application
  • look at js
  • hair
  • make lunch/dinner
  • ring sponsor
  • organise br
  • rehab excercises
  • oct list
  • look at three journals 
  • accounts
  • skype am
  • skype d
  • bed early

EleanorBE's Sunday list

Hello. Still working this weekend. But only for two hours. Am going to go on Chat and do it in half hour bursts with small breaks.

Thanks for the tea and biscuits!

Here's today:

10.30-11 - check through and add to L chapter p.1-10


11.05 - 11.35 - as above p. 11
-20

This is going slower than expected - so only up to p.18. Quite pleased with the work though. 

11.40-12.10 - as above p. 21-30- got as far as p.24

12.15-12.45 - as above to end


12.45-1.15 - lunch


1.20 - leave for P's leaving drink

P's leaving drink


Home stuff - put up pictures 

slower than expected

Well, I didn't tick all of my list off because each section of edits on what I'm writing took longer than expected. But did do the four half-hour bits of work I promised myself.

Hypatia's check-in

Thank you for a nice colourful starter to cheer me up.

I feel a bit panicked today - I'm going to my sister-in-law's for a week to revise for my exams, and I feel like I've a ton of things to do before I leave this afternoon.  And I'm getting further and further behind with my revision.

  • mow lawn
  • dishwasher
  • e-mails re I
  • todo list for tomorrow
  • print exam papers
  • order M362 exam papers
  • meeting for worship
  • get photo
  • pay farm shop
  • ring Bridget
  • lunch
  • pay gardener and builder
  • clear up kitchen
  • water plants
  • clean bathroom basin
  • sort washing
  • tidy frontroom
  • clean study
  • put catfood out
  • message and chocolates for cat-sitter
  • mow rest of lawn
  • cancel papers
  • ADT letter
  • packing
  • empty rubbish bins

H.

Chat.12step.Mtg- NZ:Mon8:30am/ NY:Sun.3:30pmEDT /UK:8:30pmSummer

NEW TIME for New Zealand, effective Sept 30

These are traditional 12step meetings, held right here on this website,
in the "meeting chatbox".

All are welcome.

*** Note: Only those registered members who are
inside the PA live chatbox can read the meeting. Then ... All text
scroll is erased after the meeting, so that nobody can read the meeting
after it's completed. This helps preserve our anonymity.

Global Meeting Time -- Year Round:
UTC/GMT Standard Time Year Round
Sundays 19:30 (7:30 PM)

  • New Zealand NEW TIME effective Sept 30, 2012:
    Monday 8:30 AM New Zealand Daylight Time.
  • Sydney -- EasternAustralia Time:
    Monday 5:30 AM Standard Time through Oct 1
    Monday 6:30 AM Daylight Time starting Oct 7
  • London -- British Summer Time:
    Sunday 8:30 PM
  • New York -- EasternUSA DaylightSaving:
    Sunday 3:30 PM

To see when today's meeting is in YOUR timezone,
just click here to find it easily:

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?iso=20120930T1930&sort=1

For chatbox meeting info, including format, see this link:
http://procrastinators-anonymous.org/node/4094

All Welcome!


NOTE: Chatbox PA mtg now Mondays 8:30am NewZealandDaylightTime

Chatbox meeting stays on UTC/GMT standard time year-round

Effective Sept 30, New Zealand changes clocks.
Therefore, for NewZealanders, the meeting now begins at 8:30am on Monday mornings.

Note: There are other time changes coming soon.
Please see the notice here to learn how this impacts your location:
http://procrastinators-anonymous.org/node/4456

Hamlet's checkin

1. FoY Exercise

2. go to church(DONE)

3. edit FS project(DONE)

4.  Make dinner for Earl (Making Progress)

5. cook soy beans(DONE)

6.. Take Earl back to school

7. take out trash

8. eat 3 healthy snacks(2 to go)

My Day Today

I want to thank my Higher Power for this program, this website, the telephone and online meetings, and my life.

I want to thank lavida for starting this trend.

Things I will do today

1. Go to the 5:45 a.m. telephone ACA meeting

2. Go to part of the 6:45 a.m. telephone OA meeting

3. Go to the 7 a.m. telephone DA meeting

4. Go to the 8 a.m. telephone OA meeting

5. Go to the 9 a.m. telephone DA meeting

6. Cook and eat breakfast

7. Take shower

8. Get dressed

9. Go to the grocery store

10. Go to recycle

11. Do numbers

12. Go to the 3:30 p.m. online PA meeting

13. Eat dinner

14. Wash dishes

15. Do questions for tonight's meeting

16. Test blood sugar twice

17. Read DA and AA literature

18. Read meditations

19. Prayer and meditation

20. Go to the 7 p.m. online EA meeting

21. Go to the 8 p.m. telephone CLA meeting

22. Go to the telephone PA workshop at 9 p.m.

Thanks for letting me share

Salamander's check in - Sun 30 Sep '12

Thank you to lavida for starting the thread in such a jolly way - especially also for the tea and biscuits, which always go down well! I'd prefer people not to offer comments here so that I can continue to edit the day as I go through my list. But if anyone has constructive feedback or encouragement to offer, please feel free to get in touch by private message. Smile

  • Breakfast
  • Shower and dress
  • BYY and checklist - goals
  • Remember to take vitamins and acidophilus
  • Email/Facebook
  • Cat meds!
  • Cook nutritious dinner (ratatouille? lentil curry? spag bol?) & freeze remainder
  • Hoover downstairs (15 minutes)
  • Sweep kitchen (5 minutes)
  • Dust downstairs (10 minutes)
  • Clean kitchen surfaces (one at a time) (1 hour)
  • Personal grooming

2030   Attend PA online meeting

"And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom." (Anais Nin)

Mole's Check in

What a cheerful way to welcome Sunday - thank you Lavida, I hope it sets the tone for your day, too.

walk 

8 b& G

9 market

9.15 ringing

10 F

11 B&B performance

12.30 lunch with J & S

wash up 

CC plan and review

10min de cclutter

work on week plan and room rroster

walk with B 

food cooking for week

Healthy supper

skype R ?

prepare for Mon

be in bed by 11