Trying to Organize my Life

I try a lot of weird things to motivate myself to achieve all my little small goals. The goals I am thinking of are the little ones that you can skip a day without noticing. These are the ones that you eventually DO skip a day. Then you skip two days. Then it isn't a habit for you anymore, and you never get around to it again. We all have lots of good reasons to not do these things. Maybe you worked extra hours. Maybe you have to go out of town. Anyways, I printed up about 20 cards of things that take about ten minutes to do and shuffled them up. Then I set my alarm on my phone to go off every ten minutes. So far I have done 100 situps, had a quiet moment to myself, done 100 pushups, done ten minutes of reading, gone for a walk, worked on my flexibility, worked on my TKD book, and done this blog entry. My next card is to practice playing harmonica for ten minutes. I'm actually having a lot of fun doing it this way. I like not knowing what comes next, I have no time to dread it.

WAVE

I'm on the Wave! woot! Now to wait until any of my friends are so I can do cool stuff with them. As cool as random strangers might be, I don't see much collaboration that I need to do with any of them.

I Should Be Asleep

I'm not though. Nope, I am downloading a photo program and trying to think if hosting my own website is going to be worth the effort. I feel like I am so close since it is accessible to other computers on my network, but I am just lost on the step that gets it to be available for the whole wide world. I tried substituting my WAN IP for my LAN IP in the address, but to no avail. yeargh..

on blogging

Most of what I write here is crap, but to look back at my past posts and remember important events in my life is really cool for me. Sometimes I talk about goals I don't remember setting, and sometimes I include good photos I barely remember taking. So yeah, blogging just revealed some of the value it has to me. I doubt I will write any more often than I do now, but meh.