april fool's...

[thanate]

"but i'll raise a glass now to you and me
to lift me higher so i can see
which of these blessings are killing me"
--Hem, "when I was drinking"

Somewhere in the getting sick or getting better or someplace process I seem to have lost the ability to be productive again. Hate that. I need to work again so I have scheduling and reset my mental cycles, and of course the next project is still proposed as starting April 9. (of course, there's an insidious voice in my head telling me that I should just buy a doll so I'll free up the bit of my brain that's obsessing over it, although then I'd most likely spend the next couple weeks wig shopping and pestering kittymaru & her dolls for patterns and making doll clothes... which, you know, I should really be doing for several of the barbies)

I need a dry erase board to mount on the back of my door (last usable wall space) where I can list all my projects/projects-to-be. Preferably with a dry-erase pen that changes color over time, so I have some track of how long a project has been neglected. Although I imagine this is a little too much to ask.

Comments

[vdriscoll.livejournal.com]

Silly girl, just put the date of last activity next to the project name.

[thanate.livejournal.com]

that would be far too easy.

Also, since it's the sort of thing that would likely last over years, it would take up valuable space in which I could be writing a second column of projects. :) I just want something very basic and obvious to indicate when I've let something lapse way too long.

[vdriscoll.livejournal.com]

You could switch off colors every month or so...

I WISH there were a color changing dry erase pen. That would be AWESOME. :p