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Design your day with a walk
Walking to work does wonders for your efficiency. So I was told by a chap I trained last week, and he's right. One of the things I miss by working from home is a stretch of time in which to think about what I'm going to do, or what I have done. Design MATTERS ... as we say on the Perl course ... and the walking time is the time to design your day. I'm commuting by car from Melksham to Gloucester this week - a five day course, and it's giving me elements of time to think quietly. Nothing like as good as walking or taking the train, but something; you'll see me fired up and writing what - I hope - are quite interesting entries here and I'll certainly finish the week with plans in my head. (written 2006-02-13, updated 2006-06-05) Associated topics are indexed under Z100 - Daily life[3743] Sunday - no longer a day of rest - (2012-05-28) [3553] Changes to morning routines - (2011-12-16) [3463] Busy weekend of contrasts. - (2011-10-03) [3319] Moving on - a task for the hotel staff! - (2011-06-08) [3316] Twitter Phishing Trips ... and a great new alert service - (2011-06-04) [3125] The family is defunct. Long live the family. - (2011-01-09) [2868] A move towards the family - (2010-07-12) [2580] C course inspires new teaching examples - (2010-01-16) [2450] Family Gathering at 404, The Spa - (2009-10-11) [2401] Back Tomorrow - (2009-09-10) [2371] Quiet summer days? I think not! - (2009-08-22) [2264] Learning about others private lives - (2009-06-30) [2217] Enjoying the summer weather - (2009-06-04) [2164] Updating my public profile - Graham Ellis - (2009-05-09) [2159] A long day to guess where - (2009-05-06) [2141] Town Crier competiton - (2009-04-25) [2121] Out in the Vale of Pewsey - (2009-04-07) [2118] Spring Sprung - (2009-04-05) [2106] Learning to Twitter / what is Twitter? - (2009-03-28) [2105] Hire Car, from Atlanta Airport - (2009-03-27) [2090] Melksham to Georgia - (2009-03-19) [2068] Playing Catchup - (2009-03-06) [2064] East of Melksham Countryside - (2009-03-02) [2034] Through Snow and Flood to Linux and Tomcat - (2009-02-10) [2030] The final step to being British - (2009-02-07) [2027] Who sticks by you in the snow? - (2009-02-05) [2024] Carry on Training - in spite of the weather - (2009-02-03) [2008] The Month Ahead - What is happening in Melksham - (2009-01-25) [2000] 2000th article - Remember the background and basics - (2009-01-18) [1979] Looking forward, in Melksham, in 2009 - (2009-01-05) [1953] End of Training, 2008 - (2008-12-20) [1810] Middle aged subsidise young and old - (2008-09-26) [1643] A lack of technical content - (2008-05-16) [1429] Remembrance day - inside a church and inside the day - (2007-11-11) [1303] Heading Upstate New York - (2007-08-14) [1272] Behind closed doors? - (2007-07-22) [1189] Meet, greet and welcome - (2007-05-16) [1178] Ducking stool for Melksham? - (2007-05-06) [1151] Gordon Dodge, R.I.P. - (2007-04-16) [1138] The Holiday - unlikely romantic comedy? - (2007-04-08) [1100] Wondering where I have been - (2007-03-06) [1061] Take vehicles off the road - put all the passengers into one - (2007-02-01) [1057] Selling by phone and Skype - our policy - (2007-01-30) [1056] Another frantic posting! - (2007-01-30) [992] Enthusiastic, but .... - (2006-12-16) [978] Wellhouse Manor, Hotel, Melksham - (2006-12-10) [921] French Exchange - (2006-11-11) [911] Letter Home - (2006-11-01) [908] And so to Inverness - (2006-10-29) [897] Too much for the National Trust - (2006-10-18) [882] Rocks, hard places, trains and funerals. - (2006-09-30) [843] To join an organisation? - (2006-08-23) [817] Working on Weekend in Wiltshire and others - (2006-07-29) [777] On Crosby sands - (2006-06-25) [752] Over zealous police activity? - (2006-06-09) [724] Helping mental health through diet, exercise and other lifestyle matters - (2006-05-18) [706] May day away - (2006-05-01) [698] Catch up weekend - (2006-04-24) [692] Healthier eating - (2006-04-20) [655] Can some food be TOO different? - (2006-03-23) [654] Making use of disabled facilities - (2006-03-22) [645] Lost Camel - (2006-03-14) [635] Odd one out. - (2006-03-06) [623] Behind every face is a person and a story - (2006-02-25) [613] Greetings from Dublin - (2006-02-20) [612] Coming or going? - (2006-02-18) [584] Loosing breath with Gerald - (2006-01-31) [580] What to do with milk - (2006-01-28) [516] Open source questions? Anyone can ask. - (2005-12-03) [474] Vintage Bus Day - (2005-10-23) [473] Looking different in town - (2005-10-22) [455] A Stengthening day - (2005-10-04) [446] Up early - (2005-09-16) [363] Greetings from Edinburgh - (2005-06-29) [330] An O level comes in handy - (2005-05-30) [307] Farming yesterday - (2005-05-10) [283] Natural or man-made? - (2005-04-18) [271] Different course every day - (2005-04-07) [238] Difficulties with a trolley - (2005-03-07) [232] Diverse activities - (2005-03-01) [228] Beard Justification - (2005-02-26) [206] Fox and Python - (2005-02-08) [149] Fish stocks - (2004-12-12) [110] Friday, busy week! - (2004-11-05) [26] Matching Cat - (2004-08-24) [20] Not two the same - (2004-08-20) [19] interesting products and subjects - (2004-08-19) 4fb7
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