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.
OMG this is is so close to my own organizational planning—especially the lying in bed part—my list might rival yours
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