I had high hopes for a little tinkering here and there, mostly under the hood, but not much happened. That was mostly the result of a gross oversight in the paid work department, where the lovely extended holiday season ended with a realisation that I had screwed myself royally. Clawed my way back to sanity, but almost everything else got left behind.
Still healthy, but no sign yet of a call from The Great Vaccinator.
Highlights of the month:
- Returned to Day One, and after an extended argy-bargy, managed to import all old entries from everywhere. Very preferable.
- Built a Shortcut to replace one of my previous journalling functions, and it works.
- Read Corduroy, a glorious memoir of English farming life in the 1920s.
- Struggled to find a way to prepare chestnuts. Hope I don't forget before next season.
- Reinserted myself into the Italian health system.
- Homemade ravioli, just because.
- Had a great phone call with a very dear friend.
- Bird feeder bought for Christmas is a massive hit, although they are eating me bankrupt.
- Finding time to learn some more fundamentals about coding. A Python course from MIT, no less.
Activities
Failed to close all three rings on one day. Having processed my feelings about this, it deserves a longer blog post.
January:
- Walking with sticks: 0
- Reading: 15
- Steps (avge): 10,417
- Podcasts: 40 (33 of them logged)
- In bed/asleep 8:30/7:46
- 7 Minutes: 13 days; alternating 2 cycles moderate and 3 cycles easy.
- Weight (avge): 86.3
December:
- Walking with sticks: 0
- Reading: 17
- Steps (avge): 10,920
- Podcasts: 51 (46 of them logged)
- In bed/asleep 8:40/7:53
- 7 Minutes: 12 days; alternating 2 cycles moderate and 3 cycles easy.
- Weight (avge): 85.8
Work
Lovely break, ghastly return.
Hours logged per month
Percent of logged hours: 2021
Previous years are on an archive page.
Goals
Two whole new posts, and no old ones.
Niggles
Discipline must improve!
Final remarks
See above.
Here's the table
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| Month | Total | Daily | Admin % | ETP % | Other % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021-01 | 168.5 | 5.62 | 43 | 17 | 40 |
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