After some reflection, I've condensed my education subjects list, regrouped a couple items, and added some additional study. In theory, this will be a more manageable list of studies, and provide more focus for taking action on my studies.

In my quest for perfection, as our Father in heaven commands, I have learned that goals are important. In my attempts to perceive where my life's work will take me, I formed a list of my primary, highest goals for this life. These are what I would like accomplish in my life on this world:

I was given three questions today, and advised to take a couple weeks to answer them. For the sake of narrowing my future focus from the field of "everything", I need to answer them well.

• What are my talents?
• What do I enjoy doing?
• What do I feel better after I've done?

Simple enough, right? Not really. These are only the big, life-defining questions I've never put much bother about. I want to be a musician-artist-inventor-aviator-doctor-architect-psychologist-entrepreneur-religionist. There's a fast-track for that, isn't there?

How about I try to dedicate myself to writing on a particular schedule? I might learn something. I'm busy. I have two jobs, and this is the first week in over a month I don't work 6 days. Last week my one day off I had two work meetings. Whatever. My last few entries have all been animal spirit related, which is pretty funny since my spirituality doesn't need animals as intermediaries for contact with the very source of all divinity. Still, for mental processing, and exploration of evolutionary religion, this has been quite an adventure.

There are a lot of things Drupal is good for beyond public use. I could build a system with which I track things I need to do. I could keep an inventory of books and other things I have. Those aren't systems I want to put up for the public, but they'd be handy to build into a website for my own use. Each of those projects, along with many public functions I'd like to build into this and other sites, requires some sort of plan for how they will be used before I can really get started on building them.

I would like to grow some plants this year round. I've been reading the book Square Foot Gardening, and have been enjoying the idea of gardening with this method. In the interest of creating a stable planter, I've modeled a block planter, 4' by 4' interior with an optional wood bench/overlay. In total it's built from 28 cement blocks and 10' 2" by 10" of wood.