It's like christmas every day!

[jack]

OK, my new organisedness has been so successful that I've been: (1) getting enough sleep, just about, before 9am; and (2) my life the next day has been being promising enough that I'm looking forward to finishing stuff at work and getting some spodding done and meeting people for lunch later than I actually eagerly wake up; that I've actually, most days this week, woken up five to ten minutes before my alarm, got up, spent ten minutes showering and playing monkey island, and gone!

Normally I only do that at christmas, but now every day is exciting, etc. I wonder how long if at all I'll be able to keep it up?

PS. Don't hate me, aftet the rest of my life I deserve to be organised for a little bit now :)

Comments

[satanicsocks.livejournal.com]

Oooh, good, I'm not alone then.

Perhaps if someone British rewrote it (no, I'm not volunteering!) it would be bearable, but about as far as I've got with it is "15 minutes at a time" and "put lemon juice on your sink".

[angelofthenorth.livejournal.com]

*grins*

I could do with writing a post with a FLYlady meta at some point....

[cartesiandaemon.livejournal.com]

I had a lot of thoughts on this subject when I went on the training course. Translating information into the recipient's langauge can be amazingly communicating: eg. a mathmo will understand best quite different metaphors to a poet.

OTOH, if you're aware of it, sometimes you can get past the langauge something's presented in. And sometimes a different langauge can be useful, depending on the aim: for instance, perhaps the sugary language here says "Even people who talk aww cutswey pie can do this. You can only laugh at the language if you do what it's recommending."? :)