Weekly review: Week ending December 31, 2010
Posted: - Modified: | weeklyFrom last week’s plans
- Work
- [X] Work on Project M: Make sure users have permissions to do things
- [X] Work on Project S: Clean things up
- [X] Idea Lab: Process responses
- [-] Illustrate networking tips
- Relationships
- [-] Hike or bike with W-
- [-] Write more cards
- Had Maira’s family over
- Had New Year’s Eve dinner with W-‘s family
- Life
- [-] Get MobileOrg Android patches into mergeable state
- [X] Review and revise plan, outline 2011
- [X] Tidy up
- [-] Tidy up my computer, too: backup, reorganize, clean
- [X] Plan garden
Plans for next week
- Work
- [ ] Work on Project M: Documentation, tidying up
- [ ] Work on Project S: Clean things up
- [ ] Idea Lab: Run Idea Lab
- [ ] Illustrate networking tips
- Relationships
- [ ] Look into cooking or cleaning assistance
- Life
- [ ] Get well
- [ ] Hire a virtual assistant again
Time analysis
Dec 25 to December 31
Time totals messed up because I didn’t track as much over the holidays, but here’s a guesstimate:
Sleep | 53 hours | ~ 7 hours per day |
Preparation | 23 hours | Including disassembling washer and dryer |
Work | 19 hours | Took some sick time |
Routines | 16 hours | |
Social | 8 hours | |
Writing | 2.5 hours | |
Travel | 2 hours | I’ve been using some of this for writing time, too |
Break | 2 hours | |
Exercise | 1.25 hours | |
Learning | 0.75 hours | |
Driving practice | 0.75 hours | |
Untracked | 39.75 hours |
Tweaking my time-tracking…
A terrible cold has put a crimp in my productivity and my holiday celebrations, but W- has been totally awesome at taking care of me. He’s been shaking his finger at me for having insisted on spending Friday working when I should have been in bed. “You’ve been working feverishly,” he said, “and now you’ve come down with a fever.” That explains why I was shivering underneath all those covers. Fortunately, it’s nothing W- hasn’t dealt with before, and aspirin soon sorted that out. (Thank you, mdern medicine.)
Definitely time to break out the ginger tea. (Hello, salabat!)
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