yes! I love practical old Ben. He wrote some very interesting things about his schedule and self-improvement. I read it with my high schoolers when I taught American lit.
I don't know much about Benjamin Franklin actually being an Australian so I don't really know all that he accomplished. I like it because the times that he had used closely reflect how my day has become . I also like the 2 hour break in the middle of the day and that there is time for reflection in the evening and for dreaming or planning in the morning. There seems a nice rhythm to the day with plenty of time for all parts of life.
Not enough sleep in there!
ReplyDelete10 until 5 that's 7 hours, not too bad. Maybe make it 10 until 6 in the winter when the early mornings are still dark.
ReplyDeleteI'm with the Professor's Wife....More sleep needed, I'd feel like a new young mother again!!
ReplyDeleteBut sounds like a interesting day - lots of variety. I love how general the tasks are - they could encompass so many things.
ReplyDeleteyes! I love practical old Ben. He wrote some very interesting things about his schedule and self-improvement. I read it with my high schoolers when I taught American lit.
ReplyDeleteI would love to sleep from 10-5...
ReplyDeleteWhy does it sound so successful when HE says it? Do you think it's the formal use of the language? Or is it that we know what He accomplished? :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know much about Benjamin Franklin actually being an Australian so I don't really know all that he accomplished. I like it because the times that he had used closely reflect how my day has become . I also like the 2 hour break in the middle of the day and that there is time for reflection in the evening and for dreaming or planning in the morning. There seems a nice rhythm to the day with plenty of time for all parts of life.
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