That basically means that you need to look at lots and lots of pictures.

Setting a few goals for yourself and then challenging yourself to complete them really kind of is a little game in itself, but if you do things exactly the same way and in the same order every day, things get tedious.And then you get bored.

And then you get slow and sloppy and distracted.I like to play little mini games with all of my tasks throughout the day to keep myself on my toes and to make things feel a little more fun and challenging.Sometimes it’s writing all of the jobs down on little pieces of paper and pulling a new job out of a jar every 5 minutes, sometimes it’s folding 10 pieces of clothing in between each mini task of the day, sometimes it’s trying to do 37 30-second jobs all in a row.

It really all depends on my mood and what makes the idea of doing a whole ton of work in a short amount of time seem less daunting on that particular day.Actually, I’m playing a little game right now as I write this post!.

Set up routines..

I can’t tell you enough how much I love my routines.Farm machinery/ fall harvest in action.

Protected migratory bird areas.Large murders of crows or other scavenger birds.

Covered bridges and wind mills.Train traveling through a rural area.