JOURNALS

Tuesday, jury duty day. I spent a lot of my time waiting around, which gave me a decent chance to dive into some website updates and think about the YouTube project I need to tackle. The morning began with a quick review of my website. No major changes, just bumping up the font size on the homepage.

Once I arrived at the jury duty waiting room, I couldn't resist tinkering further with the website. I'm aiming to bring it slightly more in line with modern design without losing its old-school charm. The fonts, especially on mobile, needed a boost.

In between waiting sessions, more website updates happened, and while it wasn’t thrilling work, it did pass the time. Jury duty really puts things on hold, but it opened up some low-pressure moments to focus on the website's improvement.

After lunch, I turned my attention to catching up with Kitty and ensuring everything was updated. It’s become a core part of my routine, ensuring that the AI PA reflects my actual plans and thoughts each day. It feels good to have that little system working for me.

I had planned to move forward with the YouTube description updater, but time slipped away. It’s a complicated project requiring a focused block of time, and today wasn’t that. Instead, I redirected that energy toward updating the Kitty section on my website, making it clearer what it does and how I'm using it.

I attempted to call the estate agents since I had given them the deadline of today. As expected, no news. It feels like it's all in a holding pattern, which is frustrating. Lastly, I tackled registering the new bank cards. Tedious admin tasks, but essential nonetheless.

I'm definitely feeling the strain of balancing all these little tasks, but without any headaches today, I'm optimistic. All in all, making steady, if somewhat small, progress on several fronts.

The day ended with a bit of a mindfulness exercise, some box breathing, and a walk to clear my head. It always helps to wind down this way. Watching the sunset isn't the worst way to end a busy day.