Robert's Personal Blog

I've always considered Thursday the 'day-before-the-day-before' the weekend. So I treat Thursdays just the same as Fridays, minus the obvious differences. In reality, I judge Sunday as the 'day-to-rest', and Monday as the 'starting-of-the-week' day. Tuesday is the only day of which I have no real 'definition' of. Wednesday is the 'middle-of-the-week'. Thursday I have already covered. And of course Friday is the last day, and Saturday is the 'weekend-starter'.

Why do I bother mentioning? Well, each week I have a set number of 'goals' that I wish to achieve or accomplish during or throughout the week. At times other less prioritized goals interrupt my more important goals, therefore my more important goals aren't completed when I originally wanted them to be. Therefore, at the end of each week, I tend to 'collect' the un-finished goals and try to figure out what I'll do with them, if I should bother finishing them or not.

For example, I have a church talk I need to prepare by two Sundays. I also have a PC game I am currently working on, as well as a 'New Beginning' for my website company, RobertCity.com. These three things are 'most important' to me, in order as well. I HAVE been thinking about what to put in my church talk, but haven't started a doc sheet yet. The PC game is just an off and on thing, as my website is slowly getting into shape.

Then there's other 'wants', such as playing RollerCoaster Tycoon 1 and 3, visiting websites, messing around with my computer (and restoring it properly before it's too late), and modifying the look and appearence of my FireFox browser to best suit my needs and wants. These things I tend to do more when I really should be doing the more needed things. Of course, I have many 'weekly' priorities that I also need to do, such as trash, cleaning rooms, bedroom fun, desk cleaning, and of course snow removal.

So now that I am an Eagle Scout, plus now that I have a very modern fast Windows Vista computer, you'd think that I'd be in top shape... well no, I'm not. But I do admit I need to organize my goals better.

Had to let it out, I'll leave now.

Um...

It's march...