The use of time

Sunday: 3 hours of packing. 1 hour of back-and-forth. 11 hours of driving (5 hours of music, 6 hours of radio plays.) 3 hours of reading.
Monday: 9 hours actually in the office. 7.5 hours of meetings.I normally have several hours a day of tele-meetings. Attending a meeting is much less onerous when it can be done with continuous partial attention. Having to actually sit there and look interested during the bits that don’t concern me is a lot harder than just working on something else until the meeting gets interesting. I predict another two or three hours of reading Santayana now.

Predictions for tomorrow: 8.5 hours of meetings already scheduled.

I am not going to survive this week.

If I do make it to Friday, I predict that Friday will include 8 hours of driving, followed by a day in Niagara, an Oysterband concert in Port Dover, a bunch more driving on Sunday, another concert, and then a whole lot more driving.

I am already tired.

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