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Cleanup Day

David Nunez

20 Sep 2002 — 1 min read

Yea. Friday. After a few days of rain, It's an absolutely gorgeous day outside, and here I am stuck in the office... I had a great meeting this morning, and I have another meeting scheduled for 2:00. After that, I think I'll go home and go for a run or a hike or something to kick off the weekend. Between now and then, I'll jam through my inboxes and do my weekly review (the step in my time management system that checks my tickler file, sees if there are loose ends, etc).

What a trivial entry this is.

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