Definitely not number 2...emails to "me" tend to arrive in little flurries; I know far too much already about dental appointments, fast food orders, Bloomingdales receipts, school reports...
The handwriting exercise appeals most. I've touch-typed at a fast speed for a long time now, faster than I think now that I'm a little cognitively slowed by MS.
Loving the Lagom - it's something I'm doing now out of necessity, but it really is good. I think the real secret is knowing (and I don't know!) how to KEEP IT THAT WAY after! As a constipated novelist ( I have a really great idea for a book but it's just a load of notes and I need to boot myself up the botty to get it going) - I will definitely work on my writing speed. Finally, Slade. Yes, I agree that due to torrential overplaying the Christmas song is without doubt actually painful to listen to, BUT Slade were a fantastic band if you really do listen to a lot of their other songs. They really were very good. Just skip the Merry Christmas one. Thanks Mike - always look forward to reading your stuff!
Fun ideas! Additional suggestion to the 1-mile challenge (my favorite of your list): Introduce yourself to the co-habitants you recognize because you regularly cross paths with them.
Not really sure what's gong on here, but I'm for it!
Definitely not number 2...emails to "me" tend to arrive in little flurries; I know far too much already about dental appointments, fast food orders, Bloomingdales receipts, school reports...
The handwriting exercise appeals most. I've touch-typed at a fast speed for a long time now, faster than I think now that I'm a little cognitively slowed by MS.
Thanks for the suggestions!
Number 5
Loving the Lagom - it's something I'm doing now out of necessity, but it really is good. I think the real secret is knowing (and I don't know!) how to KEEP IT THAT WAY after! As a constipated novelist ( I have a really great idea for a book but it's just a load of notes and I need to boot myself up the botty to get it going) - I will definitely work on my writing speed. Finally, Slade. Yes, I agree that due to torrential overplaying the Christmas song is without doubt actually painful to listen to, BUT Slade were a fantastic band if you really do listen to a lot of their other songs. They really were very good. Just skip the Merry Christmas one. Thanks Mike - always look forward to reading your stuff!
Fun ideas! Additional suggestion to the 1-mile challenge (my favorite of your list): Introduce yourself to the co-habitants you recognize because you regularly cross paths with them.
In every post of yours I find myself thinking “whoa! I have similar thoughts, I’d love to discuss it further with Mike!”
This is not to claim ownership as much as to feel that I’m not alone thinking mad stuff!
(Did I mention thinking??)