Daily Success March 2 – Very Good.

Daily Success Yesterday

Success yesterday was limited by the Internet Monster if ever it was. Lots of time on the ndnation Political Board, but with two purposes that I can state specifically: To establish a collegial conversation with the folks that agree with me to begin stirring them to action; and to establish a collegial dialog with the folks that disagree with me to better understand where they are coming from. It is a negative on my scoring system, but it seems very important as one of my duties as a citizen.

My calorie count was beyond very good because I was cold most of the day and used the stationary bike to warm up. Balance and shoulder rehab were ok, and due to my scoring system’s encouragement as much as anything else, but disappointing for a Saturday.

Project Pinecone was what was given a bit too little treatment. Today should be better, but how much better is not clear.

Spanish got a lot of attention, too. Practice using Rosetta Stone followed by explanations of the future tense (not for the first time, but after practicing some of it) using the Great Courses Plus. It is very difficult, but progress seems to be being made …

Success Today

Success today should be no more than keeping my nose to the proverbial grindstone as there are no appointments and few chores. It will be more difficult, however, because a way to help bring my imaginary internet friends at ndnation along in the process of making a difference is developing in my brain. Combine that with really hating the Project Pinecone schedule effort and a bad score is all too possible.

Success in the Future

Success in the future must consider the scale of Project Pinecone’s challenges as mentioned yesterday. It is huge and may require some serious rethinking based on Antonios’ thoughts on Wednesday. This is good and bad, but the challenge is really, really huge.

On the other hand, San Martín is exactly one month away today! Barcelona is a hair over six weeks away today. Seeing Mae Ling in Barcelona is a day or so further along. That is a sunny future, indeed!