Yesterday I had a (half) day in library, reading about contextualisation of the gospel, which I rather enjoyed, but then I realised that I had a case study to do for the final assignment and I started to panic a little in thinking about where I'd find my cross-cultural case. Pah, why couldn't I just end the day enjoying the feeling that I am actually ahead of reading rather than at the dog's tail of the work needing done?
Today I had a (half) day clearing out and tidying up, ending up with more mess in the process. Why is that? I call it the inverse law of tidying up or sorting out filing. It's the same in my office.
What are your techniques for dealing with troublesome piles of paper/mess/household junk?
Decluttering gives me more clutter to get rid of..............
Personally have always thought that tyding up was an avoidance strategy for doing study and work - so I avoid it...now where did I put my computer under all this stuff...
ReplyDeletea long time a go in a galaxy far away I did a cross cultural case study to. I looked at the issue of Turkish identity being equal to being muslim, so what happenes if you become a Christian. For my research I interviewed Julyan.
ReplyDeletewe've loads of people in the church with cross cultural experiance so you'r kind of spoilt for choice!