To said affect, I am dividing my days into 7 stages:
- 1. Sleep
- 2. Lying in bed before getting up
- 3. Things that need to be done to make myself presentable
- 4. Daily Chores
- 5. Cocktail Hour (My definition of time is not regulated by any clock.)
- 6. Getting ready for bed
- 7. Sleep
I
have been creating list of things I have to do to go on to the next stage of the
day.
Of course, “Sleep” was a no brainer. I just needed to wake. Then there was some heated debate about the definition of “wake”. Frankly, it got ugly. The whole topic was shelved.
So, then I went on to “Lying in bed before getting up”. I decided to create a checklist of goals that need to be met (with exception for fire, flood, you know; that disaster movie type of crap) before I split the sheets. Mental exercises, limb checkings, eye focusings, digit countings. That kind of stuff. I am now up to 47 goals that need to be met.
I did some data mining and extrapolating and checking all exponential factors. According to my most recent calculation, it is estimated that it will be Mid-February before I am allowed out of bed, other than for potty breaks.
So, I
will think about “Things that need to be done to make myself presentable”
later. Much later.
2 comments:
OMG this is is so close to my own organizational planning—especially the lying in bed part—my list might rival yours
There is a reason we have been friends for so long!
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