I'm on a mission to get up at 8.30 or earlier each day. I get cranky if I don't -- there's lots I could've been doing in that time. For instance, today I could've biked over to Northside, voted, and come back for a nice breakfast. But it's not going to plan, mostly because I still wake up at 8.45 and roll right over.
I'm not productive between the hours of 11 and 1. Actually, that's not true. I can get a massive amount of stuff done between 10pm and 2am if I set my mind to it, but I won't be productive until 11.30 the next day, and I can't stand that.
Maybe I need a webapp to manage my life for me.
Beef stroganoff
Spinach salad
Baked squash
Apple crisp
Yogurt
Not as completely excellent as it sounds, but still very good for reshall food.
* http://www.oncotton.co.uk/peter/index/index2.html -- amazing paper cutouts
* http://notmartha.org/tomake/crawlycakes.html -- spider cakes from NotMartha
Brian Kerr is reading Worldchanging and will report back on merits.
I'll have an iron. Everything I own is completely wrinkled. Aarg.
I suppose, though, that I should be thinking about rural communties in India who are losing their crops to patent laws and that sort of thing. But I'm not.
We get very tired when we start homework. Or maybe the tiredness that was already there (sorry Miss F.!-- ) just manifests itself. Why? Are we just bored?
Someone needs to look into this.
More is needed in Ann Arbor.
Prank Johnnie... maybe with a stuffed animal?
Build up the common room. Bring in a plant.
Post bus schedules with paste.
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Slipjack said:
I approve of the 2am-11:00am sleep schedule. (She says, writing this comment at 1:30am.) read more
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Noam Samuel said:
Alternatively, you could go web 1.0 and just use an alarm clock. read more
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Slipjack said:
Bizarrely, I'm really looking forward to having wood floors again. read more
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Well, it kind of worked today. read more
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