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Apr. 1st, 2021 05:27 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedThree days ago, Mom asked me if I'd like her to cut my hair, and I told her I was booked with reviews. I would have brought it up again the next day, but then she decided to take me out for a walk, and while then went out the window, I did bring up the idea of hitting the barber shop instead at some point for the first time since the pandemic hit.
Later on, she specified a whole bunch of other errands she had to take care of, with which to mingle my haircut with, I went to pull up my Wanikani schedule, which she became curious about, and we agreed upon this afternoon to take care of things. I decided from there not to revive any vocabulary until tonight at 8, and that freed me up to focus even more than I have been on listing stuff from levels I haven't sorted through yet.
Seeing how much fewer and fewer items I have burned the later I go in, I went on to decide just to cut this revival cycle short altogether. It had taken some experimentation to figure out, but nailing and decluttering stuff is what I should have been focusing on since clearing level 60, although I only naturally figured originally that doing so would overwhelm myself even with a greatly reduced workload otherwise.
It will be next September when I start burning what I've already revived, but enlightening it all is due to begin in less than a week. I only have levels 59 and 60 left to comb through before doing so again with all my remaining kanji, and then I will be sure to study each level before it comes up, amongst other things, in order to remain at least somewhat active with the program outside of reviews themselves.
Later on, she specified a whole bunch of other errands she had to take care of, with which to mingle my haircut with, I went to pull up my Wanikani schedule, which she became curious about, and we agreed upon this afternoon to take care of things. I decided from there not to revive any vocabulary until tonight at 8, and that freed me up to focus even more than I have been on listing stuff from levels I haven't sorted through yet.
Seeing how much fewer and fewer items I have burned the later I go in, I went on to decide just to cut this revival cycle short altogether. It had taken some experimentation to figure out, but nailing and decluttering stuff is what I should have been focusing on since clearing level 60, although I only naturally figured originally that doing so would overwhelm myself even with a greatly reduced workload otherwise.
It will be next September when I start burning what I've already revived, but enlightening it all is due to begin in less than a week. I only have levels 59 and 60 left to comb through before doing so again with all my remaining kanji, and then I will be sure to study each level before it comes up, amongst other things, in order to remain at least somewhat active with the program outside of reviews themselves.