Slikha
Tr: Excuse Me. I learned this word early on thinking it would come in handy, but I could never bring myself to say it. Then when we were in the way crowded SHUK (market) last week I heard someone saying it behind me. I thought, "Hey that sounds like someone's saying excuse me!" Took me awhile to realize I was right and that I should get out of the person's way.
Fooling around with Evernote to organize an article. Why am I doing this?
1. Because I like to learn new tech stuff.
2. Scrivener was recommended but costs $.
3. I was going to make a wiki, but this is just going to be for me.
4. There are different parts to this project and I want to keep them organized.
Not sure Evernote's the way to go though. It pops all these different notes into a file, but it could still end up being a big mess. If you've got a better idea, please let me know.
Time for a nectarine while I ponder this. Last night we swam at the Technion pool. Tonight we're heading down to the beach for dinner at a boardwalk cafe. Didn't want you to think I was overexerting myself over here.
I was getting a little stressed about my writing goals, but then I read in my Artist's Way book that I should focus on the project as playful learning, rather than a chore. Rather than succumbing to negative thoughts about my progress, I should put my energy into being vigilant about treating myself kindly and gently. Thought I'd give it a try. This past school year was so chock-filled with worry and frustration. Why not focus on a little enjoyment for a change?
Fooling around with Evernote to organize an article. Why am I doing this?
1. Because I like to learn new tech stuff.
2. Scrivener was recommended but costs $.
3. I was going to make a wiki, but this is just going to be for me.
4. There are different parts to this project and I want to keep them organized.
Not sure Evernote's the way to go though. It pops all these different notes into a file, but it could still end up being a big mess. If you've got a better idea, please let me know.
Time for a nectarine while I ponder this. Last night we swam at the Technion pool. Tonight we're heading down to the beach for dinner at a boardwalk cafe. Didn't want you to think I was overexerting myself over here.
I was getting a little stressed about my writing goals, but then I read in my Artist's Way book that I should focus on the project as playful learning, rather than a chore. Rather than succumbing to negative thoughts about my progress, I should put my energy into being vigilant about treating myself kindly and gently. Thought I'd give it a try. This past school year was so chock-filled with worry and frustration. Why not focus on a little enjoyment for a change?
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I miss you!!!!
jw
Maybe, once you get into your writing, an enjoyment blog challenge is in order. I do better blogging during "challenges".