Normal People being Productive
This week is beset with medical procedures, so expect some discussion of what we’re having to do to stay healthy – dental issues, probings, and so on. We also have an update on our individual progress, and how being productive doesn’t feel productive to Ursula when her word count is down due to other things needing to get done. After that, we catch up with Cindy Sperry, and find out how her return to the US is going!
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Hi folks! Ursula is out of words, so I’m flying solo this week. After a quick introduction, we’ll jump into a catch-up interview with returning guest Debbie G!Â
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CW: Death, Corpses, Funerals, Grief, COVID-19
This week we talk about dealing with the death of a loved one with returning guest Heather Lowe. Before that we’ll discuss Ursula’s new exercise routine, finishing a big project, and Ursula’s new book pre-order.
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This week, we talk about the mess that was our past week, and how it did (or did not) impact our productivity. We also talk about how medicines can impact your productivity. After that, we catch up with prior guest Frank Gosar!
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this week, we will talk about the productivity impact the new kittens have had, and then take a bit of a trip down memory lane as Kevin talks about why this is one of his favorite times of the year. After that, we will catch up with Patricia Pinto, and find out how her productivity has changed since the last time we talked.
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Content Warning: This week we will be discussing some end-of-life issues.
Hi folks! This week we will be talking about spreading the load around. In one case, this is quite literally what Ursula did by spreading about 120 pounds of seeds on Dogskull Patch. The other case involves managing a household, and making sure one or two people aren’t doing significantly more than anyone else. After that, we catch up with Raygan Earl, who we haven’t spoken to since the very first year. Hope you like it!
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