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Weekly review: Week ending March 30, 2012

Yay, the Toronto Public Library is back! I missed it a lot.

From last week’s plans

  • Business
    • [X] Earn: Project E1: M-Th (training materials, prototyping)
    • [-] Build: Draw more book reviews
    • [X] Connect: Send updates to mentors
    • [X] Connect: Go to Drupal user group meetup
    • [X] Connect: Go to Third Tuesday meetup
    • Build: Started visual metaphor series, drew a few more in the line-up
    • Build: Received business credit card
    • Build: Ordered Lenovo slice battery for greater flexibility
    • Build: Practised drawing faces
    • Connect: Posted Third Tuesday sketchnotes
    • Connect: Set up meetings
    • Connect: Answered Quantified Self-related questions
    • Earn: Started illustration gig for Engagio
    • Earn: Accepted request for Emacs consulting
  • Relationships
    • [X] Host tea party
    • [X] Plan cherry blossom walk/picnic?
    • Chatted with my sister Kathy over Skype
  • Life
    • [-] Plant more seeds – it’s been cold!
    • [X] Brainstorm some more

Plans for next week

  • Business
    • [ ] Earn: Project E1: Tue-Thu (training, prototyping)
    • [ ] Earn: Illustration for Engagio
    • [ ] Connect: Catch up with Kevin Bartus
    • [ ] Connect: Catch up with business mentors
    • [ ] Build: Draw more visual metaphors
    • [ ] Build: Practise drawing faces
    • [ ] Build: Review recently-purchased Kindle books visually
    • [ ] Build: Practise outlining a book
  • Relationships
    • [ ] Go on a long walk with W-
    • [ ] Plan cherry blossom picnic
    • [ ] Chat with Jason Markey
  • Life
    • [ ] Gardening: Plant more seeds
    • [ ] Gardening: Consider getting some bulbs for the front
    • [ ] Return library books
    • [ ] Buy cat food

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