In a pickle | clagnut/blog

In a pickle posted 28th June 2002

A List Apart explains a great time management system for those that can’t be bothered with time management systems. The gist is to schedule in the critical tasks of the day and fill in the gaps with all the rest (email, site maintenance, phone calls, reading ALA, etc.). The analogy being pickles in a jar.

Meanwhile Dean has a nightmare; painful reading – I can clearly see it happening to me (complete with echoes from the kitchen).

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