JOURNALS

Today was a pretty productive day. I started off with some creativity, making the September journal divider. There's something satisfying about getting those dividers just right. After I finished the divider, I shifted gears to plan the week ahead — jotting down a few ideas and putting them on index cards. It was good to get some of that organisational chaos out of my head and onto paper.

Switching to editing mode by 10:30, I dove into the weeknotes video. Editing always feels like solving a puzzle; it’s enjoyable but also a bit of a grind. I carried on editing until about midday. It's not the most thrilling task, but it's essential, and there's a kind of zen in piecing it all together.

In the afternoon, I started thinking about getting Kitty to post on Threads instead of Twitter. Mid-afternoon, I finally got around to switching Kitty from posting on Twitter to Threads. The logic behind it is pretty similar, but it's always a bit of a leap adjusting to a new platform.

In the end, I wrapped up my day just before 4pm. I felt quite accomplished, really. Switching neatly between tasks without feeling scattered was my aim today, and I managed it well. The 10-minute breaks every hour worked wonders.

Health-wise, I stuck to the plan and had water and some Pepsi Max. Happy to report no headaches today. So the culprit is definitely the ultra-processed food; I'll cut that out first before tackling the caffeine.

Visiting the estate agent was, as expected, a bit frustrating. The only update I got was to wait for another one next Friday. At least there's a bit more clarity, even if it's annoying.

A few things I'm grateful for today: no headache, a friend's successful house sale, and meaningful chats with good friends.

All in all, it feels like progress. Tomorrow's another day, but for today, I'd say it went pretty well.