the multi-menace. . .

One of my profs recently enlightened us about the menace of multi-tasking. The root cause of end-of-day office mahem, she asserts, is multi-tasking. Apparently the key to efficiency and getting things done is not, as we've been led to believe, multi-tasking, but instead setting a list, focusing on a single item at a time, and ignoring all other tasks (no matter how pressing) until each item is completely finished and set aside.

So. . . now that my ever-growing to-do list is beginning to invade even my dreams at night, I've decided to give this single-focus strategy a try. At the top of my list is tomorrow's social justice assignment, followed my my kitchen clean-up chores, followed by the minutes of last Sunday's meeting, followed by editing my friend's scholarship essay, followed by putting away all the clothes in my room, followed by showering, followed by going to bed.

So far I've accomplished. . . let's see. . .

Um. . . hmm. . .

Okay, so. . . at the top of my list is revamping my blog. . .