Photo Friday: Life Between the Lines

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Every weekend, I hand-scrawl my schedule for the following week. This one ranges from gallery details to stages of my book’s progress to blog and mailing-list updates, to yoga classes & online Chinese study. I estimate how long each task will take, which helps me prioritize tasks for the day over morning coffee.

I keep this notebook at my side all day long, and cross off items as I get through them. It’s low-tech, and keeps me focused on the task at present. Because my current main project is my travel-book about my quest for Southeast Asian paper, I complete many of these tasks on my laptop. Scrawling through a completed task is much more satisfying than simply closing a desktop window.

There are no lines in my notebook. Ever. Why? They get in my way.

 
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One Response to “Photo Friday: Life Between the Lines”

  1. gweipo says:

    wow, that’s fabulously organised … I make lists and then tick off but then have to transfer stuff from old lists to new lists until they become irrelevant since they just don’t get done!

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