At the end of each day (with a few exceptions) Kitty, Dan's AI PA generates a "handwritten" journal entry based on the morning questions, end of day questions, and questions asked throughout the day.
The content below is generated by AI and provides a reasonably accurate summary of the day's events.
JOURNALS
I kicked off today with a straightforward plan: keep things simple. In the morning, I focused on taking new photos of my pen plots. I had a decent setup and really worked on getting the lighting just right. I'm quite good at discarding bad shots, but even so, there's a lot of sifting involved. By 8:39, I was deep into photo editing and making some good progress.
By mid-morning, around 11:12, I shifted gears to work on the newsletter that I needed to get written for Thursday. Writing newsletters takes time, and I find that doing a bit each day helps keep it manageable. It's also a task that feels quite rewarding once it's done.
I took a lunch break at noon and watched some YouTube videos while eating. I find this a good way to recharge before diving back into work. After lunch, I walked to the estate agent to sort out the issues with selling the old studio. That walk always gives me time to clear my head, and today's discussion left me feeling a bit closer to getting everything sorted. The sale is still dragging on, which is frustrating, but I can see some movement at least.
Returning in the early afternoon, I spent some time editing my script. I've got one part down, which feels like an achievement. One more to go. This project is coming together nicely, although it’s still a bit of a slog.
While I worked on various tasks, my plotter was busy plotting journal pages. It’s a nice automated system that allows me to multitask effectively. Having the machine run in the background is a good way to catch up on the backlog. I need to plot a significant number of pages for my journal.
One of the most rewarding aspects of today's photo editing was realising I had the exact shots I needed. Exporting them for the newsletter felt like a win. I still need to go through the rest and decide when to post them on social media, but that can wait until tomorrow.
As the day wound down, I felt fairly accomplished with my scriptwriting. Although the old studio sale is still pending, today's conversation has made me feel a bit closer to the finish line on that front.
The weather was a bit damp and miserable, although it wasn't freezing. I had my fleecy jacket on, which did the trick in keeping me warm. One odd thing today was having to head out on that walk to shout at the estate agents again. Definitely not something I enjoy, but a necessary evil to keep the process moving.
So, wrapping up today, I’d say it was productive overall. Managed to get a fair bit done and still left some tasks to look forward to tackling tomorrow. I’m glad it’s not freezing cold outside and that today, even with its small frustrations, turned out quite well in the end.
Anything else to note? Not particularly. Just another day of balancing between creative tasks and admin, and pushing things slowly towards completion.