- 6.30am: Arise to prepare for a research interview (read: drink much coffee and clear throat endlessly in the vain hope that voice will sound less gravely than it inevitably does at this time of day).
- 7.30am: Interview an American about productivity from my treetop hideaway. Celebrate remote freelancing "workstyle" with more coffee while doing so.
- 8.15am: Interview ends. Scan to-do list. Weep ironic tears.
- 8.16am: Commence content management.
- 4.30pm: Content management ends.
- 4.31pm: Write print blurbs for client. Fail to complete.
- 6.30pm: Realise I still have shitloads to do. Stop writing print blurbs in a panic. Print and proof a small portion of collateral for another client. Mark up errors on PDF. Curse technology. Fail to call testy family member.
- 7.30pm: Put who-knows-what from bowels of freezer on burner. Commence research for interview with another American productivity guru in a mere 12 hours.
- 7.52pm: Write this post as a distraction from the cold, hard reality that I should be writing interview questions.
- Afterward: All I have left to do tonight is finish this interview prep, proofread 23 pages of print collateral, mark up the changes on the PDF, upload a blog post for another client, and weep some more ironic tears before setting my fucking alarm. Oh, and eat whatever it is that's bubbling on the stove.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Ironic tears
Currently I'm working on a project about productivity, and it's all one big fat irony. To prove it, here's today's schedule:
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