7 things to do this Week 2: Jan. 8-14, 2022 +Review: Week 1: REVIEW + RENEW (1)

Here's my first review of my week for 2022, & renewal of tasks undone: 

(planned in italics; didn't do in gray; review in purple;

CALORIES ate/day: ~=1670: SATgreen; >1670; SATaqua; 1670+/++SATred/der)

FOR THE HOUSE:

1SAT: Shovel snow; Computer set-up for shopping 
            Shoveled: 35; Clean+Cal: 35; DIDN'T set-up PC, did tidy area; NYr DAY
2SUN: Shovel snow; Basement/Cook? New Moon CAPR
            Shoveled: 60; Clean+Cal: 45; more tidy area; did food inventory, dental
3MON: Shovel snow?; Basement/Cook?  Made HAWAIIAN CHICKEN
            AEROBIX: 60; Clean+Cal: 60;  did tidy;
4TUES: Shovel snow?; Bthrm:stab.bar:wood=step 1; Cook? Made PUMPKmuff  
            Shovel snow?; Clean+Cal: 60;  did tidy area
5WED: Shovel snow?; Clothes Washing Machine; mom-lasagnaTurkey;    
            Shoveled*: 60; Clean+Cal: 30;  *tidied outside in snow
6THURS: Shovel snow?; Pizza/Basement/Cook(froz.pierog)?  
            Shoveled: 40; Clean+Cal: 50;  did tidy area
7FRI*: Shovel snow?;  Pizza/Basement/Cook(froz.pierog)?  
            Shoveled: 60; Clean+Cal: 30?  did tidy area; baked:cherryBraid; macarons

*Cook 3 times; Pizza 1 other time

Analysis: Productivity=6.7/10
CONS
  • not enough rhythm to daily routine, partly cuz Rx issues (lost downstairs on bed?)
  • holidaze, 
  • also omicronCovidspread limits outside contact; 
  • lotsa planning, 
  • also lower energy cuz newYr+new Moon?, PLUS ukieXmasEve, NYrDay, and insurrection coverage; 
  • PLUS...TV...& insurrection
  • & did no basement (also mom hand-washed; plus stinky)
  • Didn't do accountability on reddit
PROS
  • Started year off early="+" (Dec start; Dec accountability@reddit til xmasEve)
  • Less arguing than normal w/ mom, cuz dishes, & cooked
  • Pretty much even for the week on 1670...2 aqua vs. 3 red (2 green)
  • Took care of driveway in fairly timely manner; survived
  • Went outside every day
  • Started better dental care
  • Had better attitude (which was somewhat defeated once I saw results of holidaze)
  • Gearing up to start adding weights (sore arms week 2 in a good way)




FOR ME:
  1. Take my measurements
  2. Take "before" selfies
  3. Goals for 2022
  4. Goals for Jan
  5. Get battery for scale
  6. Inventory food (to plan)
  7. Food prep

WEEK 2:  Jan. 8-14, 2022
FOR THE HOUSE:
8 SAT: Shovelish; ACE+$Gen'l; Shower; Basement30; clear myAreas; Woodglu
9 SUN: Shovelish?; Computer set-up @watching Sunday shows; B60?; GroomT
10 MON: Shovel snow?; Clothes Washing Machine; Basement90; Cook _____
11 TUES: AERO/Basement120; Bathroom stability bar: wood=step 1; Cook ___
12 WED: Shovelish?/AERO/Basement120; Cook? 
13 THURS: Shovelish?/AERO/Basement120; Pizza? Cook? 
14 FRI: Prep PC for zoom; Pizza? Basement90? Cook? weigh-in....

*Cook 3 times; Pizza 1 other time
Frozen Beef Stroganoof; Frozen Beef Roast; Frozen Pierogies-Pot, Arug; Frozen Chicken Ench; 
  • Journals: Garden, Bujo
  • BASEMENT, Basement, BASEMENT!
  • Workout, workout, WORKOUT! Winter5%  (try to combine with Basement)
  • Re-start calisthenics program
  • Freeze Garden Research, Blog, Do
  • Meijer online shop, after PC re-set-up
  • Gift wrapping downstairs
  • Inventory mom's xmas stuff for removal
  • Garage?
  • Lowe's??
  • Digital stuff: TV, mom's emails, mine: winnow, dess, meet-ups, spark

FOR ME:
  1. Get battery for scale
  2. FINISH: Goals for Jan; Goals for 2022
  3. Take "before" selfies; Take my measurements
  4. Inventory basement (to plan)
  5. Set up Bujo, weMoon planner
  6. Food prep? Plan meals I'll cook
  7. 60 protein; 6 h20 by dinner
Monthly Themes Vision
  • Jan: Basement, ORG! BujoPlan; winter 5% kick-off ~15-20; Freeze Gardens
  • Feb: Heart Health; Olympics; Bdays; Seed+Freeze Garden2; Spirit; BegCode
  • Mar: Green Shoots; FloraliaFarm-yay/nay; BitCode; Start more Seeds; Mow
  • Apr: April Showers; Start more Starts; Planting+Harvest; BitCode; BegWrite
  • May: May Flowers; Mom's Day; Planting+Harvest; BitCode; BitWrite
  • June: Last of Spring Planting+Harvest; Dad's Day; Code; Write
  • July: Independence; Water; Code; Write
  • Aug: Framily; Code; Write
  • Sept:
  • Oct: Hallows; Autumn
  • Nov: Harvest, Thanksgiving
  • Dec: Holidaze; Winter
ADD TO SHOPPING LIST:
Beets
Greens
Veg
eventually: step4aerobics (5below); abWheel ($genl); rebounder; elliptical; treadmill...

ADD to Inventory:
Ginger

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