I guess that everything changes with time.  And my definition of a 'complete' day has changed too.  Right now I figure a day is complete when I read a chapter in the scriptures in the morning and again at night.  I do 53 push ups in the morning and again at night.  I have my personal, kneeling prayer in the morning and again at night.  I write a page in my blog.  I also try to come up (or be given) a thought that I ponder on during the day.  I get into the office by 7:30 am, read the paper and then work on and off for most of the day.  I take my blood # in the morning, and I take my blood pressure sometime during the day on each arm, twice.  I check Shelli's blog and Cicily's blog and 'our' facebook, as well as both e-mail sites.  I take 7 pills with my 1st meal and 2 more with my evening meal.  I ride my bike for a long hour while I watch tv in the evening.  Then near 10 pm I walk over to the church where I make sure that all of the windows and doors are locked and all of the lights are turned off.  Right now, as far as my work I try to gross $3-400/ day for 5 work days.  That has only recently been that good to me.  I am still kind of holding my breath to see if it can continue. It really needs to so that we can work our way out of quite a hole that we are presently in.   Before my meals we have our blessing, which I do on my own when Sheila isn't right there.  I try to 'feel' gratitude for that blessing, and I really, really try to have a prayer in my heart and head throughout the day.  Sometime during the afternoon I try to read a talk of a lesson, or have serious ponder time about a topic or question that I come up with.  And I always have LDS hymns playing on my computer while I am in my office.  Lately I have actually been showering every workday.  And I try hard to orchestrate the days work for me and my guys to best take advantage of that resource.  So, that being said, today was a complete day.