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		<title>By: DawnJoy</title>
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		<description>Thanks so much for today&#039;s article.  It has put a whole new meaning on Project Day for me.   Now I can see how to schedule my time without getting that overwhelming feeling one gets while on the hamster wheel. 

Project Day will definetly (sp?)  work for me.  I tend to &quot;rebel&quot; against my own schedule, and now I can keep in mind that a Project Day (read &quot;me&quot; day) will be just around the corner,  a reward of sorts.  It also puts the Type C jobs somewhere that I know I will get to them soon.  YAY!! 

This is just the thing I was trying to figure out.  

Thanks so much and Happy New Year to you and yours.

- Dawn,   recovering perfectionist

P.S.  I have been reading all your past articles in order and gleaning much inspiration from you.  Please keep writing, even without a lot of comments.</description>
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<p>Project Day will definetly (sp?)  work for me.  I tend to &#8220;rebel&#8221; against my own schedule, and now I can keep in mind that a Project Day (read &#8220;me&#8221; day) will be just around the corner,  a reward of sorts.  It also puts the Type C jobs somewhere that I know I will get to them soon.  YAY!! </p>
<p>This is just the thing I was trying to figure out.  </p>
<p>Thanks so much and Happy New Year to you and yours.</p>
<p>- Dawn,   recovering perfectionist</p>
<p>P.S.  I have been reading all your past articles in order and gleaning much inspiration from you.  Please keep writing, even without a lot of comments.</p>
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