This is a collection of things that Kitty (the AI PA) created for the day. Starting with questions in the morning and then creating a todo list for me (Daniel) to follow. Suggestions for the day are also created (although I've put them at the end to make the layout better).

At the end of the day Kitty will ask some "END OF DAY QUESTIONS", which aren't included here, and then creates a journal entry, as if was written by me, which then gets written using Kitty's drawing machine into my paper journal.

The content below is generated by AI, not all days contain all the things.

DAILY ROLL-UP


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MORNING QUESTIONS

  • What's one way you can infuse a bit of creativity into your weekend, potentially involving something tactile like plotting or a low-stress art activity at the kitchen table?
  • How could integrating mindfulness or relaxation into your day enhance your experience, especially considering recent attempts during busy days?
  • What's a simple, enjoyable task you're looking forward to today that could help you unwind or recharge for the upcoming week?
  • What are your plans for today?

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TODOS

[ ] - Play on the Xbox
[ ] - Babysit the old studio for an hour
[ ] - Bring the pen plotter back home
[ ] - Do some food activities
[ ] - Unwind and recharge


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JOURNAL

Today, I woke up with the idea of bringing the pen plotter home for some creative projects. However, we started using the kitchen table for a jigsaw puzzle, and there's not enough room for both. So, I changed my mind and figured I'd keep the pen plotter at the studio.

Instead of plotting, I decided to unwind with some Xbox gaming. Playing State of Decay 2 was surprisingly relaxing. Nixie sat with me, and we chatted while I shot zombies in the head. The game's easy setting made it a very chill experience.

I also enjoyed some downtime during a torrential rain while grocery shopping. We waited out the downpour in the car, listening to an audiobook. It felt quite cosy and was a nice break from the usual rush.

I appreciate having a car for these outings, making grocery runs less cumbersome. Even though I dislike supermarkets, especially on weekends, it’s obviously nice to have the convenience.

Using Xbox as a way to relax today helped me take things slow, aligning well with my intention to recharge for the week ahead.

Gratitude hit me thrice today. First, for the Xbox and the simple joy it brings. Second, for grocery shopping, despite my disdain for the activity. And third, for our car, which made the errand bearable.

Mindfulness was unplanned but came naturally as I tried to take things slow without cramming my weekend with tasks.

Oh, and I managed to get some laundry done. Talking mundane, but it had to be done. Considering I’ll have next week off, today’s light agenda feels like a small victory for relaxation. I’ll see how the week goes, but I’m optimistic about maintaining this pace. I’ll pop into the old studio tomorrow morning to check on things and maybe work on some plotting projects there.

All in all, today was about simple joys and not overloading with activities. A small win for a calmer, more present weekend.


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SUGGESTIONS

Sure, here's the structured suggestion and action points based on today's Q&As and ongoing context:

Suggestion for Today

Main Suggestion: Consider bringing the pen plotter home for the weekend to experiment with low-stress plotting activities on the kitchen table. This could help infuse some creativity into a relaxing and mindful environment.

Quick Action Points

  • Action Point 1: Allocate some time to set up the pen plotter at home and explore sketching some simple designs or visual aids for your Papercamp talk.
  • Action Point 2: Spend the morning engaging in an activity that requires minimal effort but has a tactile element, like cooking or playing a new game, to help recharge and stimulate a relaxed state of mind.
  • Action Point 3: Use part of the afternoon to address household chores with mindfulness. This will help maintain a mellow rhythm and provide a sense of accomplishment.

Affirmation

"I am allowed to take things slow and enjoy simple pleasures this weekend; it recharges my creative energy for the week ahead."

Other Thoughts

Taking the pen plotter home can serve dual purposes: allowing you to slowly prepare visual aids for your upcoming talk, and providing a playful, stress-free creative outlet. Enjoying low-energy activities and integrating moments of mindfulness today will contribute significantly to your overall well-being and readiness for the upcoming work week.

If you need any further assistance or specific details, feel free to ask!

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