Goal-Fish is a new site offering a customizable to-do list by . It has categories, such as chores and fun, with constraints (day/night, indoor/outdoor, current pain level, cost of supplies, etc.) for available tasks. Once you ask it for a task, it presents a simple description, and you can open detailed instructions if you wish.
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Since I am, ironically (?) low on spoons, can I cut and paste this post (link, credit, etc.) to let my f-list know about this? Because I think MANY of them would find this as nifty as I do!
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And if there's anything I can do to make Goal-Fish better for you, let me know. I am really excited that people who are not me are using the site and enjoying it!
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And wow, I can't even begin to express how helpful it is to be able to sort tasks not by difficulty, exactly, but by pain/spoons. I don't have pain issues, but I have pretty bad anxiety and I'm bipolar, so I overwhelm easily. I really appreciate that feature.
I'm going to work with it this week, add some of my own tasks and such (coloring books! work on custom ponies! play with my a**hole cat! answer email!) and I'll be sure to speak up if I notice anything that could use tweaking! So far it looks really user-friendly and straightforward.
(I lol-ed at the use the laser pointer to distract cat while reading bit. Yes.)
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That is adorable, and very clever.
>> That's the sort of thing that's going to be different for everyone, but hey at least there's now one site on the net that considers the default person to have an aversion to sponges. <<
Viva la diversidad!
>> if you have 10 pain, or 0 spoons, then you can do things like "take a nap", "drink some water", "eat some food", and other basic selfcare stuff that will hopefully increase your spoons. <<
Some thoughts on this ...
1) A more detailed discussion of resource-management with a link to "The Spoon Theory" would be helpful for people who are new at limitations (or have a temporary handicap such as pregnancy or a broken leg). These are things that can go in an "about" or "help" section to expand the site's usefulness for people who need more background ( ... )
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2) that's an idea. I considered "gathering energy" to sort of be a subset of fun, so all of those tasks are currently under fun. But when I added "bathe" in I was thinking that bathing hasn't really been fun since I was small enough to "swim" from one end of the bathtub to the other. I mean, sure, I don't mind it, but I wouldn't consider taking a bath to be my hobby. But it's not really a chore either.
I think the fun category is a way to take a break from chores. You stop cleaning the house and sit down with a nice puzzle or get some food or play some cards.
I'll think about it, though.
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Depends on your approach. Some people just want to get clean, some want to relax, and some -- even as adults -- break out the fleet of rubber duckies. *chuckle* I gave a bath bomb to a friend once and it resulted in an adorable cartoon of bombing toy boats.
>> I'll think about it, though. <<
My recommendation is to wait a month and then ask people how they are using the site. Would they like this feature, or not?
If you put up a survey for this and other questions -- you'll probably have a list by then -- you can offer people a free membership for answering it. And then maybe some of them will donate if they like the extras.
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That makes sense.
>>When my kitten seems me come into the bathroom, he comes running and leaps into the tub.<<
How adorable!
>> The first extra that I have planned is the ability to change the colours on the site. <<
Good idea.
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