Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for January 13, 2022

But if you write everything down, does that mean that you have to write about writing that last thing down? See where this could go?

3. Remember that Nature has designed us all to be constantly fooled by our own senses. So your view of Reality is always an illusion.

Duck feathers. Escalators. Basements.

2. Don’t forget nothing (actually that’s rule number one of Rogers Rangers)

Socrates argued that the “unexamined life is not worth living” https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20191202-can-lifelogging-really-help-you-live-more-intensely

At a time like this, just ask your wife.

2. Everything…

2. Figure out what everything is.

I make “Have Done” lists. It’s a lot better to see a list of accomplishments than the classic “To Do” list with items dragging on for weeks undone.

I’m running out of room to post my post it notes.

Write everything down? Not if you’re part of a criminal conspiracy.

The #1 rule to live by is if you follow all the rules, you will miss out on a lot of fun.

2. Make a list.3. Check it twice.

Do something worth writing down.