My last fortnight (up to last Thursday), has been busy, with various work and personal events disrupting my usual schedule. It’s been tiring, but that’s also given me a much-needed excuse to rest.

In that time, I have:

• Got to sleep around 1:05 on average, for about 7 hours, 15 minutes of sleep a night.
• Made six things:
  • Three evenings of work on D&D prep (including an initiative tracker that I need to share a photo of at some point),
  • Two of work on my budget,
  • And one dealing with a mental health issue — this wasn’t really productive in itself, but it has given me some impetus to try and improve things. And it consumed a lot of otherwise-productive time.
• And I finished one book, The Dreaming Void by Peter F. Hamilton. After reading so many standalone books, I didn’t realise this was part of a larger series until the last few pages. But I did like the way that gave it a grounding in a larger history, without the sense of “nothing interesting happened since 21st-century Earth” that space opera sometimes has.

In the D&D game, the player characters have kicked off a serious strike at their goal, after dodging shadows, rats, and memetic disease. Next session will pick up in media res.