Okaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay, here's the plan

[ninevirtues]

This week, I have:

- An electro demonstration, due on Tuesday morning, 9% of grade
- An article presentation on Wednesday
- An exercise physiology test on Thursday
- An orthotics/prosthetics test on Friday
- An orthotics/prosthetics practical on Friday
- A haircut on Friday
- An electro quiz on Saturday (actually can be taken Friday night or anytime on Saturday).
- A cardiopulm exam the following Tuesday.

Task 1: Sit down and make a gantt chart (or was that a pert chart? I forget....) anyway, a list of days from Now until Saturday, with what demos or tests occur on what day, what workouts occur on what day, what household chores or other stuff happen when, and then pencil in what studying for what subject will occur at what time.

Task 2: Okay, let's be perfectly frank here. This could suck. In fact, if I got super stressed out and didn't organize my time well, it would definitely suck. If I got intimidated, and spent my time playing video games or surfing the internet instead of studying, it would also definitely suck. So.... when I finish a whateveritis, there should be Treats. I am not entirely sure what form those treats should take. Food is probably a bad option. suggestions welcome. ;-)

Task 3: Follow the schedule, take the tests, do well, get treats, be happy.

Comments

treats

[finickynarcane.livejournal.com]

No cost, no calorie treats - luxuriate in a book or video game or a walk/ride/run/swim/whatever in the park. Allow yourself some period of unscheduled time.

[wilfulcait.livejournal.com]

Long hot baths, massages, costume jewelry -- all good treats.

Hot tea also a good treat this time of year, and doesn't have to have calories.