I’m on vacation today and thought I’d do some cool stuff. Instead, my afternoon looked like this:
- lunch? lunch
- read terrible book, give up on same
- feel v. blah. stupid book. I hate bad books
- think about a new story idea, make less than desired progress
- research random topics of interest (mystery songbird illness, treasure maps, letterlocking methods, software stuff, etc.)
- realize I should have worked out this morning, tired or not
- start three projects, or was it four? nope
- read about temptation bundling
- attempt to learn a thing or two. maybe?
- work on a new project
- have the program crash at the last minute and decide, you know what? I think I’m done for the day
Plus Mr Man just came home with tales of unfortunate events, mysterious machine mishaps, and more.
Aaaaaand, I just realized that it’s Friday the 13th.
That actually explains A Lot.
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J.R. Johnson 
I’m actually pretty impressed that you kept a log of your afternoon. While I do journal every day, I find it hard to recall exactly what I did other than my usual habits. Anyway, here’s to working out more!
I don’t usually track what I do on a given day, but find it useful when thinking about schedule changes. Or just wondering where the heck my time goes.