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.
Monday 4 June 2007
In forty minutes it will be Monday. I do not want to procrastinate in opening a thread for tomorrow because it is more nice to get up if the thread is ready. I hate opening new threads when I am in a hurry in the mornings. I would rather open at once seven threads for the whole week. What do you think about this?
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I think it's a bad idea to open seven threads at once. The threads for future days will scroll off the "Active forum topics" list so people can't find them, and will end up starting new threads anyway. So then we'd end up with a lot of blank, orphan threads. Please don't open threads for an entire week at once. -pro
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Late Monday Check In
This is late, but better late than never.
To do:
-Pick up LR
-Laundry/Fold Clothes
-emails/phone calls
-exercise
Monday June 4
- add additional results (at least the first kind of results)
- take 1 hour worth of breaks
- do at least part of something else on my work list
- homework
Thomas C., 9:56 a.m.
Good morning.
Ta-da:
- meditated
- checked in with other recovery (first time in three months or so)
- checking in here
To do:
- money
* finish balancing checkbook (surprise! mostly done already, but not quite)
* revise spending plan
* pay bills
- pay conference registration fee
- book flights?--check it out
- prepare lectures
- grade papers
scarlett CI 10:10 am EST
Already done:
Eat breakfast
Take pills
Listen to voicemails
Update master to do
Check personal email
Call KB
To do:
Monthly report
Prep mtg
Talk to W re: W/C
Call M
Review B – check addenda
Review DS - type up and enter comments
Leave slips
pro's CI - 9:10am
What I've done so far:
Next I have to dress, pack, and go get the car (in the pouring rain). Plus I have to stop at the bank and call my landlord about the problem with my front doorknob.
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Procrastination is the grave in which opportunity is buried.
pro's CI - 8:30am
What I've done so far:
Next I have to wash the breakfast dishes, shower and dress, pack, and go get the car (in the pouring rain). Plus I have to stop at the bank and call my landlord about the problem with my front doorknob.
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Procrastination is the grave in which opportunity is buried.
pro's first check-in - 6:40am
I'm packing up to go out of town today (with computer). I have to attend a work retreat - it's mandatory. I'm absolutely dreading this. It's a week of my time 24/7 (not fair!), plus I have to share a hotel room with a stranger. I'm very unhappy.
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Procrastination is the grave in which opportunity is buried.
Mark CI 1:05 EST
My main goal this week will be to clock 50 hours of work. 3 subsidiary goals will be to get the house clean, read a book and spend (at least) an hour every day with my wife and daughter.
Monday:
clean office 1 hr
clean kitchen 1/2 hr
implement new requirements for outreach 3 hrs
implement unclaimed cases for Fuji integration 5 hrs
meet with Todd 1/2 hr
test LDAP 1 1/2 hrs
mail/pay bills 1/2 hr
read 25 pp. of Eugenie Grandet 1/2 hr
file papers in office 1/2 hr
quality baby time 1 hr+
Ritva in the morning
Hi
to do at work:
walk to my working place
write an e-mail to the municipal manager.
interceed if I find a partner
start to write a letter
meet guests and have lunch with them
set prices on clothes for sale
at freetime:
dinner
cleaning up kitchen
read the bible
iron for 15 min
ride bike
take newcomers to an AA meeting
find out how to call cheap to Canada
send e-mail to C