#Deutsch unter dem Bild -> jump thereMy last reportIt's now a year ago that I started using Actifit again. If you don't read here regularly, then perhaps first read Calendar and earthingI blogged every day. Without a gap. Well, maybe not technically. But there were 365 posts in 365 days. And this anniversary day is now supposed to mean change here. Because I want to close with the @anlifit account and will take Actifit to @anli for tomorrow. I'll continue there tomorrow.

#Deutsch unter dem Bild -> jump thereInternational Chess Developers MeetingAs already announced, I was able to spontaneously take the long journey to the Lichess team meeting. If you don't read here regularly, then perhaps first read Calendar and earthing

#Deutsch unter dem Bild -> jump thereDelicious bread and chess announcedDinner with fresh bread was a feast. If you don't read here regularly, then perhaps first read Calendar and earthingAnd it was sociable too. I didn't take a photo, though. We ate almost a whole loaf. So I was able to take a photo of the other one today (cover picture). As you can see, I'd forgotten to add grains to the dough. But it's still delicious without.

#Deutsch unter dem Bild -> jump thereRule of three as everyday math with Soaker and the kidsOur dinner was unusual. If you don't read here regularly, then perhaps first read Calendar and earthingAylet 10 had just begun when we said goodbye to our visitor. We had to tidy up again and the evening tasks were on the agenda. By the time I got to it, the question arose as to what we were going to eat together after I'd had plenty of cake in the afternoon.

#Deutsch unter dem Bild -> jump thereProductive dayAnd so the next groundhog day begins. If you don't read here regularly, then perhaps first read Calendar and earthingBut this day will be different. We are expecting visitors on the fourth to sixth day of the week. In the Gregorian calendar, this falls on a weekend, so our guests will probably have little time. But better little than none at all.

#Deutsch unter dem Bild -> jump thereChange is always on the horizonI really enjoy the fact that my days now start in the evening. If you don't read here regularly, then perhaps first read Calendar and earthingAnd I particularly enjoy the fact that I've obviously internalized so well my other routines - apart from writing daily reports here - that they don't fall by the wayside despite the scarcity of opportunities. Working with the book club in James Clear's The 1% Method has been more than brilliant. Linking habits together and not skimping on trying new little things is incredibly effective. And it's fun!