…then again, it might not.
I worked fairly steadily through Saturday on afterwork with occasional blogbreaks then I met Helen in town. After some shopping we went to Cream - good food. While I don’t resent the afterwork, it did take the day away from me. Yesterday (Sunday) I started playing with blog setup (I need to get the databases sorted out before it drives me nuts!) and did some housework in between riffing on the possibility of BarCampCanberra happening sometime soon - sure enough it was 2PM before I knew it without much of a break. I declared a mini-holiday, and Ringo the Jack Russell Terrier and I sat and ate rice crackers and watched Reservoir Dogs together. I sipped on some wine, he didn’t, but we both enjoyed it I think (I am not sure that his experience was any less than mine for not wondering why Harvey Keitel doesn’t light that first cigarette).
Anyhow, the point of this ramble is: some probloggers and life coaches recommend getting into a routine - allowing so much time for blogging and life activities per day - but I am not sure that I have that luxury. With a variable amount of afterwork, and Helen working every second weekend, the amount of discretionary time varies.
Anyone have a suggestion for what might help? 
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