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Expand Up @@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ and combine these summaries.

I reserve my journal for work-related activities. This includes minutes of
meetings or notes from events and courses. However, I don't use my journal to
log mundane tasks or other temporal acitivities. Instead, I keep a log of such
log mundane tasks or other temporal activities. Instead, I keep a log of such
things in a related wiki page. For instance, I have a wiki page for my house
where I keep a log of repairs and similar.

Expand All @@ -309,11 +309,11 @@ I put TODOs that are not for the present week.

This way, my journal serves as a task tracker where I write quick comments
about tasks when I work on them. I generally avoid adding "real" information
content to my journal. a journal entry. Instead, I create links to my main
wiki and put valuable content there. This way, if I work on something, then
work on it again after a long break, the content is readily available when
I get back to it. In some cases, I do link from my wiki to a specific journal
entry - for instance when I refer to meeting notes.
content to my journal. Instead, I create links to my main wiki and put
valuable content there. This way, if I work on something, then work on it
again after a long break, the content is readily available when I get back to
it. In some cases, I do link from my wiki to a specific journal entry - for
instance when I refer to meeting notes.

If I'm curious about what I did at a particular date, I use calendar.vim [9]
to find the date and open the corresponding entry (see [10, 11] for my related
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