Tech Squares: Class starts tonight.

So, as you may or may not have noticed, I started doing Modern Western Square Dancing 2.5 years ago. (It looks like this is the 1st I wrote about it.)

So, the Fall class starts... tonight, in about 5.5 hours.

Y'all should still try it.

1st hit's free!

(8-10:30, Lobdell dining room, 2nd floor, MIT Student Center. (That's W20, right?))

Tech Squares: Class starts tonight.

So, as you may or may not have noticed, I started doing Modern Western Square Dancing 2.5 years ago. (It looks like this is the 1st I wrote about it.)

So, the Fall class starts... tonight, in about 5.5 hours.

Y'all should still try it.

1st hit's free!

(8-10:30, Lobdell dining room, 2nd floor, MIT Student Center. (That's W20, right?))

How to improve your time sense?

So, I've never had a really great time-sense. Was I doing something an hour ago? Was it 3 hours ago. Has 15 minutes just passed, or has it been 90?

That short-range stuff has gotten better, but the long-term time sense is deteriorating. Was that party 2 weeks or 2 months ago? Was I talking about that subject 3 months or 2 years ago?

Does anyone have any ideas on how to improve that sort of thing, with an emphasis on internal monitoring? I can write things down, but then going back and figuring out when I wrote something down is almost as annoying as remembering the original thing, especially if I don't know what timeframe I'm looking for the notes in.

How to improve your time sense?

So, I've never had a really great time-sense. Was I doing something an hour ago? Was it 3 hours ago. Has 15 minutes just passed, or has it been 90?

That short-range stuff has gotten better, but the long-term time sense is deteriorating. Was that party 2 weeks or 2 months ago? Was I talking about that subject 3 months or 2 years ago?

Does anyone have any ideas on how to improve that sort of thing, with an emphasis on internal monitoring? I can write things down, but then going back and figuring out when I wrote something down is almost as annoying as remembering the original thing, especially if I don't know what timeframe I'm looking for the notes in.