Someone out there has a metric for deciding if a given event it S Day worthy. It was something like answering a few questions and having to come up with a 7 or something.
What was it and what was that metric?
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Who are you and What was it?
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I know what you're talking about and I can't remember who wrote it either. I want to say LA Loser.
I have my own criteria -- whioh I think is much simpler: Is this something (or someone) I would change all my plans for? If the answer is "yes", it's S day worthy. Often times I already have changed or made special plans to be present, so it's a given that it's S day worthy.
I have my own criteria -- whioh I think is much simpler: Is this something (or someone) I would change all my plans for? If the answer is "yes", it's S day worthy. Often times I already have changed or made special plans to be present, so it's a given that it's S day worthy.
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It was Blithe, in this thread:
http://everydaysystems.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=5479
http://everydaysystems.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=5479
Blithe Morning wrote:My non-weekend S days are pretty well identified in advance. If a last minute opportunity presents itself I use a metric I devised to see if it merits an S day designation. I have to score something a 7 before I can call it an S day.
My metric for special days:
A) How often does this event happen?
(1)Regularly (2)Yearly (3)Once every two years or more.
B) Who is involved?
(1) People I know casually (2)People I consider close friends (3)Near family
C)How meaningful is this event to me personally?
(1)Not very (2)Some (3)Quite a bit