I'm tempted to ratchet things up this week, but I'm not going to do it--that's the quickest way to failure, as I know from long, long, LONG experience. Therefore, this week, these are my goals, by category:
- Writing: Make sure that my argument is actually present in the chapter that I'm drafting, then do a once-over through the whole chapter to get a feel for where it's gone most seriously off the rails. (I'm almost at a point where, while I'll still need to write, I'll need to cut a lot, too, so I'm not going to worry about word count so much right now.)
- Reading: Get through another research-related book. Finish my fun novel (might do that tonight, actually.)
- House: If I'm up for it: Paint the breakfast room and basement stairs. I reserve the right to put this off, though.
- Crafty: Finish binding Bonaventure's little book.
- Exercise: One real, actual yoga session. (Maybe some little ones scattered in throughout the week, too.) (And I'll attend my usual class on Sunday, unless something intervenes.)
3 comments:
I think you might be more productive than anyone I know--in a good way. You get so much professional work done, but you also make time for things like yoga, knitting, cooking, and community involvement. Maybe you need to give us a blow-by-blow analysis of how you do it!!
Wow--that's really high praise! It doesn't always feel like I'm particularly productive. I think that my "secret" is that I do a lot of things quickly and sloppily. Maybe I need a post just to dispel the myth that I'm getting a lot of quality work done!
Meanwhile, I'm blindsided by the fact that Bonaventure is big enough to ride a trike now. They grow up so fast, even when you only know them through their mother's blog!
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