first things first

1. A family breakfast

2. Sort out emails (9 remaining + new ones)

3. Prep queries.

4. Call for further quotes for printing

5. Phone finance person to check on audit

6. Phone BP to check on her

7. Contact MG re DoE representative to meetings in London

8. Get queries sorted

9. Report on projects!!!!!

1. Phone BP and check on her after VERY unpleasant meeting.

2. Plan final work tasks for assistant.

3. Sort out invoices – make corrections.

4. Follow up on many tasks.

5. Start completing project proposal plans.

6. Submit simple proposal.

7. Enjoy the warm weather

Await. Some are unpleasant but necessary.

1. Meeting with very unpleasant man.
2. Support partner in negotiations.
3. Sort out some issues and admin.
4. Check on ZK (SMS?)
5. Emails (back up to 75)!
6. Sort out temp worker.

tasks today

chat to daughter
visit cousin in hospice
order flowers
survive awful boring family lunch (the spider web sister in law)
final changes to DHA module
assertive email to rude man
fix error I made
enquire about ZK visit/ progress
assess 2 units side by side and report

1. Plan to use up all leftover vegetables in fridge – a lovely minestrone soup will do the trick.

2. Sundry phone calls to follow up, look forwrad to next year and start wrapping up various matters from this year.

3. Get the damn file ready for the auditor.

4. Phone calls to check on transfers, payments, invoices etc.

5. Check quote for printing and follow up.

6. Arrange meeting with nasty people.

7. Tell temp that it’s all done.

1. Emails – up to 40 again, get shot of ALL. (Done. I have NONE)

2. File for auditors – do. (Some propgress, not a lot though)

3. Exam prep – GRRR. (doing now)

4. Run Walk For Life – do. (Skipping – that is, skipping doing it.)

5. Dinner prep. (have not thought abouth this)

Remaining tasks from yesterday:

Finish prepping file for auditor;
Emails clear (down to 18, even with those that came in overnight.)

Meeting re LONG OUTSTANDING PAYMENTS.

Website meeting.

Then to finish overdue and remaining tasks.

And what about that pesky exam?

How can I write an exam on stuff I haven’t even READ?

(The migraine I had last night did not help much either. Gone now thoughy.)

1. work through e-mails and sort them, save documents, etc.

2. prepare and send document for the meeting on Thursday

3. rework report from last time with H

4. prepare conversation tomorrow with H

5. figure out the intranet thingy they have up for sharing of documents that I find extremely puzzling

6. send reminder e-mail to participants – with a deadline in it

7. call people from choir and orchestra to make appointment for next week

8. look up stuff about the other project

9. call M about L, then call L about O, then call O about L, then make sure that L calls J about O

10. check mail to see if O (a different O) has taken action on the thing with J (a different J) and E

11. organise folders again because how it is now, sucks

12. call H about tomorrow’s appointment

13. call M about tomorrow’s appointment (a different one)

14. pick up repaired fountain pen from shop

15. clean bird cage

16. clean house

17. change sheets on bed, wash the old ones

18. e-mail E about dance lessons in Amsterdam!

19. do grocery shopping of some sort or other

20. keep going

1. Button down units 2 & 3 for exam (tall order)

2. File ready for auditor

3. Invoices etc all in order & ready for signing etc. (done, just check timesheets)

4. Call re London trip (done)

5. Clear emails (down to 25)(now down to 20)

6. Prep for partner’s visit (done)

7. Follow up on payments etc.

8. Get doc PDF’d for submission.

9. Dinner prep done early.

10. 2 X conference calls to Australia – about some difficult matters (one done, one to go) (done)

11. Send information re terms next year. (done)

High efficiency is required today.

1. Organise stuff for other office

2. Check minutes of meeting.

3. Send the scanned document.

4. Gather information for audit.

5. Email blitz (have over 200 again).

6. Chase unpiad C’Wealth invoices.

7. Visit Vrededorp office for info, discussions.

for a start.