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So here’s how I’m doing this. I’m putting a digram up, below. Digest it. Look at it. I’ll break it down by component and relationship later tonight when I get home. For now realize that this setup is crazy not because of what it contains, but because it works… PERFECTLY.

my setup

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Johnny Mike on October 15th, 2006 at 11:53 pm

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Well, it does make you wonder what is more efficient;

a) spending hours and hours planning and setting up your “hi-tech life” for the highest efficiency.

b) not doing the time-consuming planning and structuring, instead spending time living, possibly in a less “efficient” environment, but presumably with much more net time on your hands.

No wonder you’re stressed out, I say… :-)

Good luck, and may the “planning spirits” be with in case you guys have children, cause then there won’t be much time for “hi-tech life” planning and structuring, that’s for sure…

Take care,
/Johnny Mike

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