Daily Success November 30 – Okay.

Daily Success Yesterday

Success yesterday was very close to Very Good, close enough to make the claim based on adequate exercise and stretch scores and better than okay Spanish (both Rosetta Stone and Great Courses). But being able “to make the claim” is not the same as really having achieved it based on my scoring system. And, importantly, both stretches and exercise were very much “to the letter” rather than “to the spirit” of the scoring system.

Do better.

Success Today

Success today has the twin advantages of little in the way of interference AND the Notre Dame football game (against Southern Cal, and the last of the season) during which lots of exercise and stretching can take place. Even better, exercise today includes both core and leg strength. That puts an extra 10 points well within reach.

There is, of course, plenty to do on Project Pinecone. The work ahead seems to have grown with better understanding of where I’ve been wandering off course, but that understanding will turn the good quantity of material that exists into an excellent pitch to make for funding.

Success in the Future

Success in the future must continue to revolve around promises made. A promise made must be kept. One promise is to Priscilla for San Martín. The second promise is to all those who might benefit from Project Pinecone success; a long, long list. The third promise is to myself; least among them, but still a very important factor.

How much success will my body, now in its 80th year, allow? Aye. That is the question.