Archive for November, 2009
Posted on November 30, 2009 by LJ
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Posted on November 27, 2009 by LJ
Fridays are tip days at SimpleProductivity blog.
Fall is a time for apples, and the apple market is glutted this year. Here are four of my favorite simple desserts using apples:
Apples And Cinnamon
This is a good lunch “dessert” for my daughter. Take an apple and slice it up, then sprinkle it [...]
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Posted on November 26, 2009 by LJ
Today is Thanksgiving Day in the United States. On this day we are supposed to be thankful for the harvest and food. Mostly, today, Americans use the holiday to eat too much.
I think it is a good exercise to periodically think about what you are thankful for. These lists can [...]
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Posted on November 25, 2009 by LJ
Wednesdays are simplicity days at SimpleProductivity blog.
One of the ways I decided I could cut down on disposable goods was to substitute cloth napkins for paper ones. Making cloth napkins is one of the tasks I have taken on recently that I find I am enjoying very much. I’m not [...]
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Posted on November 24, 2009 by LJ
Tuesdays are open loop at SimpleProductivity blog.
Dustin Wax is one of my favorite writers over at Stepcase Lifehack. This article, “Getting Things (Re-)Started: Dealing with Mental Blocks” gives some practical advice on getting un-stuck. The one that I love is “tend to your knitting.” He means it. Literally.
Big Bright Bulb [...]
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Posted on November 23, 2009 by LJ
Mondays are productivity days at SimpleProductivity blog.
Tasks and calendars are the mainstream of keeping me on track. One tells me where I need to be, the other tells me what I need to do. Most productivity systems seem to focus on the tasks, though, rather than the calendar. Perhaps that [...]
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