- 7a
- 9a
- 12p
- 3p
- 6p
- 9p
A journal for your hours
Pick a letter, a color, a name. Log the hours in marks that mean something only to you. Writing them down is a pleasure. Looking back is too.
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Walk can be W. Cook can be C. You choose the mark, the color, the word. One tap, and the hour is on the page.
In Timbal, each of these is a single key.
Walked, wrote.
The hours stay in a line, the way you logged them. Pull a stretch of it out, and it reads as a sentence.
Walked first.
Three hours of writing.
Cooked at midday.
Friends, then making.
Tuesday, logged in the timeline. The lines are the parts worth reading twice.
Thirty days, each one still in your marks. Pick a day. Read it the way you'd reread a journal.
After a while the pages offer a noticing. Something true enough to underline, and pleasant enough to keep.
A week of pages, with one thing underlined.
Stand close and it's a sentence. Step back and the colors still know you. A week, a month, a year of pages you kept because you liked to.
Walked, wrote, cooked, saw friends, made something.
A system is a rule you set once: which marks belong together. After that, the hours you log already show how your life sits inside it.
How much of this time is consuming, and how much is creating?
Books are consuming. Write, cook, make, garden, and practice are creating.
Hours logged
Share of the time in this system
16h logged outside this system.
How much of this time is with other people, and how much is solitude?
Friends are company. The other marks in this rule are solitude.
Hours logged
Share of the time in this system
Same week of marks. Two rules. The hours stay put.
Invent a mark. Write an hour. Keep the day because you like looking at it.