Plans for Sunday:

Go for a walk. (Thanks the snow is gone). Use the rest of the Sunday to take care of health, watch TV, read and have social contacts by phone.

I am thinking a lot about how to plan life in general. Last week I became exhausted after doing necessary work for my general health. As already known I plan to work again for some hours each week. The work I do for my general health is necessary, so I cannot skip that, but there has to be a way to put in a few hours each week for ordinary work. I think we all need to feel that we have something to give to the society, that we matter in some way or other. The corona period has lasted for so long that some of us who have been much isolated in this period have started to have memory problems that was not there from before. (I feel so and other people have told that they have it that way as well).

I try to not worry too much, but somehow I have to find out what I am capable to do and what I cannot have on my private schedule. May be setting a plan for evaluation after some weeks will help. I tried that before and fell off the timeline, but maybe I have to try once more. That is the only thing I can find in my mind that hopefully can help me draw the lines for how to decide how to use my valuable time after all necessary "things" are done.

I have gone through my calendar (now, after writing this) and I think a private evaluation at Saturday, March 20 will be a good day for evaluation. That will give me a written note about my status that I can continue with after Palm Sunday, the holy week and the Easter week. This will give me the opportunity to make preparations for Easter without worry too much on my "time-problem". (If I am vaccinated I either will have guests or be a guest during the Easter time. Has to be discussed with my family). This solution will hopefully give myself a couple of free-days to come back to track again after the Easter week.

I hope to be excused for this long input, but please understand that it helped me to put the coming weeks in perspective.

May you all have a continued good Sunday!