Yesterday I was able to get some good things done, but as is my ilk I don't consider it a great day.  I did have quite a bit to keep me busy, but today is a new day, and a different day.  I foresee more time to pursue some of those 'lesser' tasks.  In my case they are only 'lesser' because they are pushed to the side when I have 'work' stuff that demands my attention.  Today appears to be good for them.  Funny thing though, when I do have the time I tend to slack off and distract myself from productive stuff.  I do not want to do that today.  I have to try hard and keep all of my 'lesser' tasks in my mind so I can work on them as I have the proper time to do so.  You'd think that after so long I would get better at this, but I have also gotten so much better at distracting myself.  It is a cruel irony that one's proficiency for distraction develops right along with the proficiency for accomplishment.  Maybe if I list them I will force myself to remember them.  Let's see:  I need to redo my rough draft of our taxes.  I have a State Farm form to fill out.  I need to call our 'financial advisors' to gather some information.  I have 2 doctors appointments to make for later in the month.  I would like to take Sheila over to Deseret Book and purchase some new garments.  I need to ponder my new 'spring break' idea for grandparent time.  I could use some serious thinking time about misc. financial matters.  I will probably get a bid on copy machine repair vs. a new machine and that will take some consideration.  I can't foretell all that will come along.  I just hope I can keep busy, but not just 'busy-busy'.  I need to be productive and I have my outline there to attend to. I ought to be able to do this.