The Importance of To-do lists

To give you an idea of my typical days:

• Wake up,
• Go Rowing/Training (4 days a week)
• Drive to Huntingdon (5 days)
• Spend all day running round hospital (5 days)
• Have one hypoglycaemic almost fainting moment (1 a week atm)
• More running around hospital
• Drive Home
• Go Training (4 days)
• Eat
• Bed

At some point in all of this I need to learn some medicine, drum up some novices, earn CBC some money, end up with clean ironed clothes, eat, record every thing I do eat, update this, see David and my friends.

So I have 6 to-do lists on the go at the moment, and any time I tick anything off on one I add another two things somewhere else.

There is a list of things to do for

1. Medical Learning
2. Medicine Admin
3. Relics Officer
4. LBC
5. Rowing
6. General Life

As a result I am currently, at least on the surface much more organised than I was when I posted last and feel that I can now introduce this blogging to other people for the first time. When I was first posting here and using my blogger account to follow other blogs, I did of course realise that other people could read this in theory, not that I thought anyone else actually was. So now I am ready to send an email to my family and put this on my facebook and generally let other people know that I am doing this. Is it weird that I have written 4 posts before telling anyone I'm blogging?