Comments on: Time to Write http://newlifestories.com/2008/07/time-to-write/ At some point, you just move forward Sat, 08 May 2010 19:03:43 +0000 hourly 1 By: Ellen Moore http://newlifestories.com/2008/07/time-to-write/comment-page-1/#comment-97 Ellen Moore Mon, 14 Jul 2008 20:28:22 +0000 http://newlifestories.com/?p=52#comment-97 Isn't it amazing what a timer can help you accomplish? It's a great motivator, and it helps me be aware of the passing of time so I don't let a day slip by without being aware or without recording something about it. Ellen Moores last blog post..<a href="http://newlifestories.com/2008/07/reading-near-the-garden/" rel="nofollow">Reading Near the Garden</a> Isn’t it amazing what a timer can help you accomplish? It’s a great motivator, and it helps me be aware of the passing of time so I don’t let a day slip by without being aware or without recording something about it.

Ellen Moores last blog post..Reading Near the Garden

]]> By: Dora http://newlifestories.com/2008/07/time-to-write/comment-page-1/#comment-96 Dora Thu, 10 Jul 2008 06:21:52 +0000 http://newlifestories.com/?p=52#comment-96 That should be "its" clean look. I need to proof read before I submit since I cannot edit. Sorry about that. That should be “its” clean look. I need to proof read before I submit since I cannot edit. Sorry about that.

]]> By: Dora http://newlifestories.com/2008/07/time-to-write/comment-page-1/#comment-95 Dora Thu, 10 Jul 2008 06:16:30 +0000 http://newlifestories.com/?p=52#comment-95 I've used the kitchen timer idea myself and find it a useful tool. When I was doing my master's degree online, I found it necessary to set the timer to remind myself to get up, stretch, take care of basic needs and return to my task refreshed. It also works with household tasks that I find myself avoiding. I find I can stand to do anything for 15 minutes and usually once I'm started, I will finish but there are times that I just hang it up after I complete the "mandatory" 15. At least the house is 15 minutes cleaner than it would have been. I'm enjoying your blog, Ellen. I like it's clean look too. I’ve used the kitchen timer idea myself and find it a useful tool. When I was doing my master’s degree online, I found it necessary to set the timer to remind myself to get up, stretch, take care of basic needs and return to my task refreshed. It also works with household tasks that I find myself avoiding. I find I can stand to do anything for 15 minutes and usually once I’m started, I will finish but there are times that I just hang it up after I complete the “mandatory” 15. At least the house is 15 minutes cleaner than it would have been.

I’m enjoying your blog, Ellen. I like it’s clean look too.

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