Not bad, but not great for day 1

Well, it is 7:15 and quitting time. I am not displeased with my accomplishments of the day. The morning was phenomenol for me. Several more items were knocked off the "to do" list, but still some are left. Usually "to do" lists are lofty aspirations so I don't feel too bad. Most of what I need to get accomplished for the first few days are the regular house dejunking before I can tackle real orginizational tasks such as cleaning closets. In retrospect, I think I may have to use caller ID and the answering machine to avoid the interruptions that cause misdirection. I also need to start weaning myself away from checking e-mail so often. If I am home, it is not unusual for me to check e-mail 10 or 12 times during the day. Like my caffeine addiction, I think this will have to be a gradual weaning, but it will pay off in increased time.