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bugshaw at 07:20am on 10/01/2005
bugshaw at 07:20am on 10/01/2005Back from New Zealand - had a brilliant time! Then a weekend board gaming at Stabcon, where broken sleep patterns did not appear to be a disadvantage. Lost dismally at most games, however!
Back home (in the dark! It's so dark even at 07:30!) I'm having my "Gosh - 2005 already" moment. I understood, as I came fresh to the house, why people think we've not long moved in. The "clean, tidy" areas look bare and unfinished. The "diverse and exciting clutter" of my pile of projects looks like I've just not unpacked yet. It is now much more clear to me what needs to be done to feather our nest more appealingly.
There is, of course, Stuff everywhere that needs to be sorted; a million Things To Do surround and overwhelm me. I can't confidently identify the highest priorities, but I am sure that my tax return should be among them somewhere. I started last year to convert to David Allen's Getting Things Done system but never implemented an input management strategy. Thus my carefully organised lists of projects/pending/next actions are now merely the lowest stratum of my tottering heaps of stuff. Must sort it out! Might indulge myself in doing a few Things before I start organising them though... such as my tax return...
Job interview on Wednesday (Learning Support Assistant for disabled students at the Anglian Polytechnic University, 20h/week term time only). The prospect of losing my spare time is doing wonders to focus my mind on tidying up.
Back home (in the dark! It's so dark even at 07:30!) I'm having my "Gosh - 2005 already" moment. I understood, as I came fresh to the house, why people think we've not long moved in. The "clean, tidy" areas look bare and unfinished. The "diverse and exciting clutter" of my pile of projects looks like I've just not unpacked yet. It is now much more clear to me what needs to be done to feather our nest more appealingly.
There is, of course, Stuff everywhere that needs to be sorted; a million Things To Do surround and overwhelm me. I can't confidently identify the highest priorities, but I am sure that my tax return should be among them somewhere. I started last year to convert to David Allen's Getting Things Done system but never implemented an input management strategy. Thus my carefully organised lists of projects/pending/next actions are now merely the lowest stratum of my tottering heaps of stuff. Must sort it out! Might indulge myself in doing a few Things before I start organising them though... such as my tax return...
Job interview on Wednesday (Learning Support Assistant for disabled students at the Anglian Polytechnic University, 20h/week term time only). The prospect of losing my spare time is doing wonders to focus my mind on tidying up.
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