Updates 27.10.09

October 27, 2009 in Umum

I am getting better at managing my time but in a weird sort of way. I still often stay up until 1 or 2 in the morning but I’ve offset things by allowing myself more leisure time throughout the day, whether it be going out to lunch or dinner with Lia or just playing around with jQuery in front of the computer at home. On my to-do list for the second mid of 2009 (well, it’s not a to-do list actually, I’d rather call it wishlists instead), I’m hoping to expand my hobbies by learning PHP, Ajax and jQuery and all the web kinda things. My hobby right now is building web applications and even then, I spend more time on sites like 1stwebdesigner and twitter.com than I do working on my own projects. That’s definitely something I want to change.

I still want to get more exercise but haven’t made any steps to accomplish that goal. Maybe this is the year I get it done.

 

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