Gantt Charts and Napkin Scribbles

Days unscheduled are days unfulfilled. Most of those unscheduled days however, are days enjoyed depending on what perspective you choose, of course. We all know the accomplished feeling one gets when they've finished everything they wanted to in that day, or week. AAAAaahhh what a relief!! and then you fall into bed with a cheesy smile of satisfaction and an exhausted sigh.

Right?? I think so anyways.

I'm really enjoying this lazy time right now though I must admit. I've gone a couple of weeks now, maybe two, without scheduling my time and despite not having accomplished anything I need to (which I may REALLy regret in a week or so), I'm pretty much just chilling and illing. THat's a good thing now apparently: illing. And now that I've typed it out, it's also a real term. Much like sick and wicked, illing has breached my vocabulary and these days that's what I'm keeping busy with. "Oh you know, just chillin' and illin'"

Chilling like a villain is old news.

But anyhow, I digress; probably because I didn't schedule it in. :P Normally I would madly scribble in my agenda book my weekly/monthly duties, (not that I always follow it) or scribble on napkins. Nusraat knows all about scribbling on napkins; there's magic in it I tell you. She once even drew out a new MSA logo on a napkin, only for it to go straight into the trash by the MSA president at the time. When I saw it in the trash I immediately went, "Oh who's nice logo design is this!!!!" without knowing it was hers and told the president to reenter it into the contest despite his disgust with napkin scribbles. Great ideas come on napkins.

As for Gantt charts, well I haven't ever done one before but I've always admired them, I have. :P

So I'm now about to venture back into time management. Namely because number one, i'm turning into this huge lazy bum, that's right, umranass, and number two, well I have tonnes of things to do and if I don't do them, that'll be the end of me. So BACK to time managed weeks it is! I might even try to pick up some shifts to get some biweekly paid paycheques too. Even though I'd rather not. But it does feel awfully nice to have a paycheque, doesn't it. All this contract mumbo jumbo really isn't helping.

And aside from that, I've started reading fiction again! Not that I've read anything outside the realm of mind-numbing engineering textbooks anyways. I might as well just rephrase that to, I started reading again! :P Trust me, Qamer was just as shocked as you probably are. "So I have about thirty pages left of that novel I told you about", I just told her on the phone. "Are you serious??" She stuttered. "I can't even imagine! You haven't read anything since high school, maybe even junior high."

haha I love it. Freetime RULES! And I apologize if I'm getting boring... I actually enjoy being boring to tell you the truth. It's somehow a lot quieter that way. :P But that's another story for another day.

PEACE OUT les bebes.