And what to do? Well I am practicing "good use of time" for the day when I will be retired and will need to ensure I don't grow lazy. A list of tasks, a pile of books, planned outings and a happy DBEM. What more could I wish for?
Tomorrow I have cleaning of the oven on the list as well as cleaning of the car. Car first I think:-) I want to sort out my books and take some boxes to the second hand store too. Could be a busy day.
The needlebook and pin cushion are ready for construction and I should then be able to finish the Land and Sea Octagonal box. I want to start another small project so tell myself that needs to be done first.
I am enjoying my week so far and feel quite refreshed and relaxed.
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9 comments:
Practising making good use of your time? I think you've got that particular skill fairly well developed already!
Thank you. It is easy to spend the hours unproductively though isn't it?
I could major in unproductivity!
It's good to have some time to catch up with everything Margaret. One day can blend into the next when you're busy at work and at home.
I don't think so. Your productivity is off the scale ;-)
I am enjoying the week so far and feel quite righteous at how much I have accomplished. Time to think has also been helpful in relation to future decisions.
Nice to be made to take time off! It's a good idea to plan though or it does disappear and you wonder what you have actually done.
Thanks Jo. This week has made me more confident that I can fill my days productively and with satisfaction even if I do give up work.
I hope you enjoyed your week off! That jacket does look very fancy.
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