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Lists lists lists
Yesterday I figured out I am a little confused lately.
I guess I have it once a year, and then I need to re-think some stuff. Set new priorities.
The best way to keep productive, in my case, is to make little lists. That's the main reason why I have all these Moleskine's lying around. They are filled with stupid lists, items to strike through.
Once in a while I check old lists and suddenly remember what I forgot.
So I made a new lists yesterday night:
-going to the hair dresser (urgently) (seems always the case when re-thinking my priorities.)
-go social insurance to get money back from my new glasses (get this, they pay back 75! euro when you get glasses before 30, each 2 years. Ha! Cheap glasses I got myself there...)
-make some invoices (though it gives a good feeling to make invoices, I hate the hassle...)
(darn, when reading this, I should get myself Twitter I guess ;) )
But then the nice thing starts:
-redirect my monuments right (I guess Bart reminded me why I should do such a thing...) : checked
-uploading my portfolio into Flickr (just for fun, I am really into photography again lately. So it is fun. And since I have this Aperture to Flickr plugin, the work in doing it is really really minimized. How I love API's...) : checked (still a lot to add, but feel free to check out my portfolio)
-exporting my blog for a book. (Yes, indeed. I wanted to backup my blog, so I decided to print it out, which is nicer to scroll through.) (I am in the middle of the process now, and I'll keep you updated regarding results and costs.) (somehow still pretty buggy...)
-start to design some stuff... (grins secretively.)
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Posted on April 20, 2007
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483 pictures on Flickr. Have you thought of geotagging those? It's made very easy to do, you just have to go to 'Organize: all your sets', then the tap with 'Map', and just drag pictures to their location.
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Posted by Stijn | April 20, 2007 1:08 PM