What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

Not too much going on. Joel just assembled his desk, which means that there are fewer large pieces of wood laying around. So, I took some out of a box and stacked them where the previous pieces of wood were. I did a bit of reorganizing too, so now we have a couple fewer cardboard boxes of stuff. I'm making good progress on the podcast (much better than usual since I changed my strategy from "a little at a time" to "you must complete this task before you can go on to another"), which means that once it is done, I can do a bit of mending and then start on some woodworking. I think the first thing we really need to do is make the armoire. I expect that we probably won't get much done this month beyond sorting out exactly what we want it to look like and ordering all the wood and hardware. Next month, I restart the cycle of painting, doing the budget, putting out an episode of the podcast, then sewing and woodworking. It means that the sewing and woodworking get pushed to the end of the month and get less time, but they are the least time sensitive. Of course, if I want to, I can just dedicate a day to something, but I have definitely found that if I don't do the things that are less fun first, then they don't get done.