I have returned from MAGFest, and have a severe backlog. We’ll discuss how that affects me, how it affects Ursula, and what we’re doing to get it all done. And thinking of a backlog, we’ll be reading your letters this week, and getting that done at the very least.
Links for This Episode:
- Sanebox
- MAGFest
- Telegram
- The Tao of Pooh
- The Te of Piglet
- The impact of the ‘open’ office plan on human collaboration
- How to Configure Your iPhone to Work for You, Not Against You
- Any.do
- Daylio
- Ap15 Launcher (Android)
There are many stories and meme’s attributing a different diagnosis to the residents of Hundred Acre woods but the linked site is by actual doctors in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. “Pathology in the Hundred Acre Wood: a neurodevelopmental perspective on A.A. Milne”
http://www.cmaj.ca/content/163/12/1557.full
I picked up Daylio when it was mentioned on a previous episode and I love it! I did pay a bit, but I don’t recall now what restriction I was removing… maybe number of daily reminders?
My favorite part is being able to customize/add activities, which you can pick quickly when you’re recording your mood. My memory is… not good, so to track whether a med adjustment is helping symptoms, I added buttons for “nappish” and “anxious” and “unfocused.” From the calendar view I can use the drop down to see all the days in a month I felt a certain way, great for when the doctor asks whether I’ve improved!
(Also as a person who menstruates, I added a quick button for that as well. I’m approaching an age where things start to go wonky and irregular, so having a record beyond “date of last period” will be helpful.)
The recent updated added Goals, but I haven’t delved into that yet.
Kevin, why don’t you put a box lid over the sound board so the cats can’t mess with it?