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#+TITLE: 2020-04-20 - Monday

* Tasks
** DONE Set weekly tasks :@personal:
CLOSED: [2020-04-20 Mon 15:20] SCHEDULED: <2020-04-20 Mon>

** DONE WONTDO [[id:4e7ea060-efe5-4afc-9e2a-fd269c5b2c0c][Castine Bicentennial Planning Committee]] meeting :@town:
CLOSED: [2020-04-27 Mon 20:52] SCHEDULED: <2020-04-20 Mon 9:00-10:00>

- Nothing to discuss so meeting was canceled

** DONE Add bulk creation to [[id:cd6dd9f1-a16a-4415-be22-159c188eae80][ENG-8320 Support People Attribute Field Creation]] :@15five:
CLOSED: [2020-04-21 Tue 07:54] SCHEDULED: <2020-04-20 Mon>

** DONE [[id:349308fe-5321-40a2-b3d5-91298fdd6b5b][Monday Boost]] :@15five:
CLOSED: [2020-04-27 Mon 12:01] SCHEDULED: <2020-04-20 Mon>
- Note taken on [2020-04-20 Mon 12:02]
  Being grateful for the habits that get us through the day.

I find [[id:7cb3731a-1723-4977-b422-8cce0c80c3ce][Gratitude]] in the habits that others have instilled in me. I used to eat
  shit all the time. Like, really bad food that was really bad for me. Very few
  vegetables, very little planning. I am not habituated to a really amazing diet
  that is mostly due to my wife Emma’s goals in life. But what I’ve found when
  she was out of town recently is that her habits have informed my habits and
  now I can’t eat crap. I just can’t tolerate it the same way. I need to make a
  curry for dinner instead of a frozen pizza.