Free time

Mar 28, 2008 - 20:50 PM PST

How do you go from having tons of free time to next to none. I have to work with my Dad on a project this week. Before Friday The person he is working on it for (The town historian) needs me to help her with other projects. Mainly driving her around and things in her office. Which doesn't give me time to help him with the bigger project. I could do it now but after spending the day in her office I am tired. She also has a lot of typing projects for me to do. Which is time spent on that is not time spent on the bigger project.

Then I need to work on the newsletter. Some how meet with the pastor "boss" who wanted to meet with me all week. I was around when he wanted to meet but he didn't show.

Sunday I need to volunteer again because the Historian needs to find a map somewhere in her office that needs to be organized. Then make it home to fellowship to meet with the pastor about the newsletter unless I see him tonight. Even then I am kind of tired to work on it Maybe I will feel more energized after vegging for awhile.

Monday I need to drop off paperwork with my counselor which means I need to work on the paper work before Monday.

Tuesday the van gets serviced which will take care of the lights hopefully.
And meet my counselor. Pick up groceries. Newsletter is due midnight Tuesday morning / monday night

Wednesday I volunteer again driving around. I might have to meet with my employment consultant.
And I work at my Actual job.

Thursday is the day before Friday.

Friday Dad goes to the VA weather permitting if the snow melts or his social worker comes through with finding transportation.

Just think a few months ago I was complaining about not having things to do. It is that old saying careful what you wish for. Or ask for. It may not be what I wanted but it is work experience.

Thanks to those 2 people who visited this blank page.

Obviously I need to prioritize and do the work instead of complain just commenting on all there is to do all at once.


It is amazing to see what I know in some areas and what I have yet to learn in others.