My big accomplishment of the day was getting my learning plan into a task tracker on my iPad so I just have to hit a button to start/stop practice on this or that piece. Then I can hit another button and it will show me my practice patterns on the calendar view, color coded, so I can efficiently "Dr. Molly" my next 7 pieces and finish Alfred Level 1 in good time (I'm going to do half the extra pieces & then start Level 2).
I also successfully ordered a few supplementary books because there are so few classical pieces in the Alfred's & I would like more classical.
And I made bookmarks and a playlist in forScore so everything's just a simple page turn, including my scales practices.
For me, this is all a lot of things to accomplish in a day. All this happened AFTER spending several hours shelving books in my home library. You know when the stacks sitting everywhere get really tall, but to put anything away you have to scoot the books along every single shelf to make spaces for the new ones. I only do it once a year it's such a pain!
Theoretically, I just show up tomorrow, start my rainbow timer, page through my playlist, and hit the start/stop button as appropriate to track the activities. I have to use the rainbow visual timer to get myself to take breaks otherwise I will sit too long. I'm no spring chicken on the piano bench! (Ow, my sciatica! π)