I used the timer thing to get through the day's work, because otherwise I wasn't doing any of it. I'm still feeling off so this was necessary. I found a timer program and d/l'd it.
I think I've figured out that the timing is different for deskwork than it is for housework, though. For housework, I do best with 15 on, 10 off cycle. For desk, 20 on and 5 off seems to work - I consistently worked five minutes past the timer going off for the 15 and I figured early on that five minutes was enough break for me.
Interesting that I operate on a 25 minute cycle. :)
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 mecurtin :: (no subject) [+2]
December 2010
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At home, I use a little digital timer. I got it at the hardware. Common enough design - has a clip and a magnet and a little stand. Flylady sells one that can be strung on a cord around your neck, but this works just fine for me and it costs only about $7 with the batteries. It goes beep, you finish up what you're doing and you get the kitchen clean quickly. |
