Daily Entry: August 25th, 2018

Sun Aug 26 00:40:46 UTC 2018
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Sun Aug 26 00:41:03 UTC 2018

Morning sleep questions:

  • Do you remember your dream?
    • No
  • What time did you get into bed last night?
    • 2230
  • What time did you turn everything off and try to fall asleep?
    • 2300
  • How long did it take you to fall asleep?
    • 5 minutes
  • Did you wake up during the night? How often? How long were you awake total?
    • No
  • What time was your final awakening this morning?
    • 0700
  • What time did you get out of bed?
    • 0800
  • Did anything unusual happen yesterday that might have affected your sleep? (illness, disturbances, emotional stress, etc.)
    • No
  • What is the total amount of time you slept last night in hours and minutes? (best estimate)
    • 8 hours
  • Did you take any medication that might have affected your sleep? What? When?
    • No

Evening sleep questions:

  • Did you nap today? How many times? When? How long?
    • 1400: 30 minutes, 30 minutes of lying in bed afterwards
  • Did you consume any medicine that you do not take on a daily basis? What? How much? When?
    • No
  • Did you have any caffeinated or alcoholic beverages today? What? How much? When?
    • No
  • Please rate your average sleepiness today on a scale of 1 - 10. (1 = wide awake, 10 = very sleepy)
    • 6
  • What time did you start blocking blue light?
    • 2130
Sun Aug 26 00:42:33 UTC 2018

Weight:

  • @0730: 206.4 lbs
  • @0930: 205.6 lbs
Sun Aug 26 00:51:45 UTC 2018

Protein @0730:

  • Soy protein: 110

Breakfast @1000:

  • Mac and teese: 600 (710)

Tea @1130:

  • Blueberry hibiscus tea: 10 (720)

Lunch @1230:

  • Sizzle pie: 400 (1120)

Second lunch @1600:

  • Banana pancakes: 750 (1870)
  • Strawberries: 50 (1920)
  • Peanut butter: 200 (2120)
  • Almonds: 30 (2150)

Dinner @1900:

  • Chilli pasta: 1000 (3150)
Sun Aug 26 00:54:10 UTC 2018
Time (PDT) Intention Revision 1 Revision 2
0000 SLEEP
0030 SLEEP
0100 SLEEP
0130 SLEEP
0200 SLEEP
0230 SLEEP
0300 SLEEP
0330 SLEEP
0400 SLEEP
0430 SLEEP
0500 SLEEP
0530 SLEEP
0600 SLEEP
0630 SLEEP
0700 Laying in bed
0730 Cuddling with wife
0800 Climb gym
0830 Climb gym
0900 Stretching
0930 Shower/Cuddling with wife
1000 Breakfast
1030 Bus to Capitol Works Coffee
1100 Capitol Works Coffee
1130 Capitol Works Coffee
1200 Capitol Works Coffee
1230 Sizzle Pie
1300 Grocery shopping
1330 Bus home
1400 NAP
1430 Laying in bed
1500 Grocery shopping
1530 Cooking
1600 Hanging out
1630 Hanging out
1700 Pomodoro: Backlog/Planning
1730 Lazy Saturday Reading: Pragmatic Programmer
1800 Lazy Saturday Assisting wife
1830 Lazy Saturday Assisting wife
1900 Lazy Saturday Cooking
1930 Lazy Saturday Eating
2000 Lazy Saturday Gaming: Majora's Mask
2030 Lazy Saturday Gaming: Majora's Mask
2100 Pomodoro: End of day review Gaming: Majora's Mask
2130 Winding down
2200 SLEEP Winding down
2230 SLEEP
2300 SLEEP
2330 SLEEP
Sun Aug 26 00:56:01 UTC 2018

Today ended up being a "day belongs to wife" sort of day. So I'm going to rest up for the rest of the day and tomorrow I'll do what I would've done today.

Sun Aug 26 00:59:40 UTC 2018

Seems that climbing on Saturday mornings always makes me pretty tired that day. But I don't seem to have that problem on weekdays when I go to work afterwards. Maybe it's the lack of a time-constraint? I thus leave when I'm too tired to stay and not because it's time to go to get to work on time.

Hmmmm....

That's pretty likely it, I think.

Anyways, it worked out today, as it's become a lazy Saturday and tomorrow can be a side-project day (hopefully). I'm thinking once this pomodoro ends, I'll do some more reading of the Pragmatic Programmer.