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
Tuesday, what a rollercoaster! I started my morning sticking stamps on envelopes. Yes, I know, living the dream. But there's something oddly satisfying about it. Like playing Tetris with letters. By late morning, I gathered my bits and pieces, packed my stuff, and headed home.
Once at home, the festive vibes took over. Wrapped a mountain of presents, ready for Saturday. Now I can chill, or at least pretend to, without the looming thought of wrapping battles. Plus, it declutters the room, which is a bonus. How did humans ever live with unwrapped gifts in sight?
In between bouts of gift-wrapping wizardry, I managed last-minute Christmas shopping. Surprisingly, it wasn’t the stress-fest I feared. Though, I might have accidentally bought paper while ordering paper. It will all be useful, right? Maybe.
With a decent chunk of work done early on, my afternoon felt freer. There’s nothing like striking off a big to-do. The day went well, probably because I wrapped almost all the presents—a massive task ticked off. It’s a relief and makes room for more fun activities, or at least no more present-related procrastination.
Before wrapping up the day, I reflected on the delight of seeing FALLiNGWATER prints come to life. There’s something special about having a tangible representation of what's mostly digital. I'm definitely looking forward to next year being a blend of digital and pen plotting magic.
Things I’m grateful for today: staying warm, the ability to laugh at mundane tasks, and sellotape—it’s the unsung hero of Christmas. It was a quietly productive day. Here’s to more days where it all lines up nicely. Cheers to finding those small joys amid holiday chaos.
