Thus week 29 turned out not to be a perfect week on the stitching front.
15 minute days/week = 6/7 days
15 minute days/July = 17/18 days
15 minute days/2020 = 176/200 days
Success rate = 88%
So no not perfect, but really not a bad week. The decision to back off on the expectation of fitting in stitching time every day was the right one for this year.
How was your stitchy week? Were you able to work in 15 minutes of stitching time every day?
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5 comments:
Six out of seven days is really great! I'm amazed at your consistency and motivation.
I killed it, with 2 major sewing days! I had to do something to take my mind off a possible Covid exposure! So far, no signs that I got it, but waiting out the next few days for certainty.
Sometimes I think the stress of going back to work isn't worth the benefit of being on leave. Metro Melbourne is in total lockdown due to Covid and they have blocked our borders again. They have caught a couple of idiots trying to get in, one lot they let in because they said they had a medical appointment across the border, when they didn't arrive at the destination the police went after them, they found them in inner city Adelaide at a pub, its only a matter of time before it is here again.
You still did great! Glad you stayed over 85%. Well done.
I think your numbers have increased while mine have dropped a little.
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