tightening up
Oct. 29th, 2006 08:18 pmWith the help of friends, family, and the useful book The Renaissance Soul, I've finally been smacked with the clue-by-four that if I want to get more out of my hobbies, I need to make time for them.
( for brevity )
So, short version:
Fencing: modern fencing at least once a week; historic fencing twice a month (less if gas prices are punitive). If I can't get to historic practice, at least do what drills I can on my own. Short term goals: Sport: reboot my game and unlearn bad habits; historic: figure out where I lie on my group's new curriculum and where I need to work next. Keep a log (here or elsewhere) of progress so I need not strain brain trying to remember what I need to work on :P
Sewing: at least 3 hours a week, more on weekends as I have time. Short term goal: complete the doublet and draft a pattern for matching breeches. Make lists of what needs to happen in what order so I don't strain brain trying to remember what I figured out the last time I picked something up :P Get binders to organize miscellaneous flyers and instruction sets I've accumulated and get them off the table and onto the bookshelf.
Reading: at least 1/2 hour an evening, more if at all possible. Prioritize borrowed books first, balancing fiction and non.
( for brevity )
So, short version:
Fencing: modern fencing at least once a week; historic fencing twice a month (less if gas prices are punitive). If I can't get to historic practice, at least do what drills I can on my own. Short term goals: Sport: reboot my game and unlearn bad habits; historic: figure out where I lie on my group's new curriculum and where I need to work next. Keep a log (here or elsewhere) of progress so I need not strain brain trying to remember what I need to work on :P
Sewing: at least 3 hours a week, more on weekends as I have time. Short term goal: complete the doublet and draft a pattern for matching breeches. Make lists of what needs to happen in what order so I don't strain brain trying to remember what I figured out the last time I picked something up :P Get binders to organize miscellaneous flyers and instruction sets I've accumulated and get them off the table and onto the bookshelf.
Reading: at least 1/2 hour an evening, more if at all possible. Prioritize borrowed books first, balancing fiction and non.