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I scheduled my movable personal projects around my fixed ones.<\/strong> My year\u2019s plans ended up looking like this: life maintenance, programming, arts, math, and AI. I\u2019m sure the plan will change as the year goes on. I also scheduled my fixed work projects, and this week I\u2019ll try to add some movable ones, although I have less control over that schedule.<\/p>\n For the next couple of weeks I\u2019m working on my productivity system.<\/strong> The updates will cover some combination of these: streamlining my cooking, reworking my project notes format, starting a media tracker, and planning a new schedule tracker.<\/p>\n \ud83d\ude10<\/p>\n I\u2019ve tested negative twice for COVID over this weekend, so it\u2019s back to normal life this week.<\/strong> I still need to decide whether testing out of full isolation is helpful in immune-suppressed cases like mine.<\/p>\n \ud83d\ude0e<\/p>\n Eragon<\/em> drew me back into a high fantasy mood.<\/strong> This was another series Jeremy\u2019s been begging me to read. I tried reading it years ago, but I gave up immediately because it sounded like stereotypical fantasy, and I was tired of that. But I\u2019ve had a long break from high fantasy, so I was ready to try it again. Plus Jeremy insisted it wasn’t clich\u00e9. And he was right! I found it sophisticated and intriguing, and I settled into it much more easily than Twilight<\/em>. I\u2019ve already placed a hold on the next book, Eldest<\/em>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Productivity \ud83d\ude42 I scheduled my movable personal projects around my fixed ones. My year\u2019s plans ended up looking like this: life maintenance, programming, arts, math, and AI. I\u2019m sure the plan will change as the year goes on. I also … Continue reading Health<\/h2>\n
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