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What’s on the iPod: I’m Shakin’ by Jack White Wow. What a couple of days. Okay, so Monday was a good day. I went to bed after having accomplished a bit of work and having gone to a dance lesson. Felt a little tired, but understandable. Somewhere around 3:30 am, it became obvious Tuesday wasn’t…

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6 Reasons to Get Certified

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What’s on the iPod: No Line on the Horizon by U2 I’m back, though I’m still unclear what time zone I’m in. We flew in late Saturday night. Sunday was about catching up — on sleep, on chores, on the garden. I cleaned out the front garden, and the perennials are looking great. There are…

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Writing As Life

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What’s on the iPod: Carrickfergus by Loudon Wainwright III Today I expected to be sitting in my office sorting through conference papers, business cards, and notes. As organized as I was in the months and weeks prior to the conference I just attended, I wasn’t prepared for a shortened conference attendance and a trip to…

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The Excuse Train

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Currently, I’m at a conference, so forgive any delay in responding to your comments. I should be back here Thursday. In the meantime, I wanted to bring up a topic we’ve talked about in the past, but deserves a bit of resurrection. As I watched the discussion and debate swell and morph over an article…

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Things that Make My Head Thump, Part 8

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What’s on the iPod: The Last Time by Taylor Swift with Gary Lightbody Yesterday was an exercise in getting absolutely nothing done. I tried. Plenty. However, I couldn’t get the internal engine going. The goal was to get the portfolio for the conference completed. I started it, but there was a lot of distraction. The…

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Lessons We Teach Ourselves

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What’s on the iPod: Late March, Death March by Frightened Rabbit How was your yesterday? Mine was somewhat productive. I started the day with a poetry writing project I’m putting on the front burner. It’s something I’ve been wanting to promote and yesterday I had time to do so. I had time also to work…

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6 Ways to Be a Studious Writer

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What’s on the iPod: 1983 by Neon Trees Tax day – as if any of you needed to be reminded. We hired an accountant this year, who did an amazing job and found us some deductions we hadn’t taken in the past. We still paid, but because I’d calculated my portion of things early, I…

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The Lemming Factor

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What’s on the iPod: Strange Girl by The Airborne Toxic Event Despite having a clear plan in place yesterday, my day spiraled from laid-back to somewhat chaotic. I didn’t get done half of the stuff on my list. I didn’t have any deadlines, which is probably for the best. A lot of piddly stuff got…

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Guest Post: Repurpose with Good Intentions

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What’s on the iPod: Super Bass by Nicki Minaj (Yes I did, yes I did!) Good day of work yesterday. I started the second portion of a large project, scheduled some conference meetings, and worked through some revisions to a project. Plus, it’s finally gorgeous here on the East coast — yesterday was 75 degrees…

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Weekends to Recover From

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What’s on the iPod: Nothing Like You by Frightened Rabbit (live at Union Transfer) Oh, what a weekend! By the end of Saturday, well, it was Sunday. (Forgive my Captain Obvious moment this one time.) We awoke Saturday morning early and were in the car by 8 for the Tartan Day Parade in Manhattan and…

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4 responses to “Weekends to Recover From”

  1. Paula Avatar
    Paula
    April 8, 2013

    New rule: never apologize for being kilted.

    What did I do this weekend? So little that it's hard to remember. Oh, Saturday I finished my taxes (found a small HSA contribution I forgot to include!), invoiced and caught up on Doctor Who and Orphan Black. I also spent too much time on the phone. Sunday I bought groceries, watched a preview DVD and a couple things that had been clogging up the DVR. I also started a quick new felting project.

    It was nice to have a weekend without any looming deadlines or backlog of work to wade through. (Yes, watching TV and preview DVDs is part of my job, but the things I watched this weekend were fun.)

    I have two articles to get out this week and five more to start. Love having a steady workflow.

  2. Lori Avatar
    Lori
    April 8, 2013

    Good rule, Paula. 🙂

    Don't you hate doing taxes? Or is that just me? I loathe it.

  3. anne wayman Avatar
    anne wayman
    April 8, 2013

    I like men in kilts… lazy weekend. Just the kind I like.

  4. Paula Avatar
    Paula
    April 8, 2013

    It's not just you, Lori.

    The only upside is feeling somewhat organized because I keep detailed records of business expenses and all household costs that might be acceptable for the home office deduction.

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