Checked the longer checklist. Looks reasonable. As a side note, one of the things I do and encourage people to do is not just take "vacation days," but "Get Yo

Checked the longer checklist. Looks reasonable. As a side note, one of the things I do and encourage people to do is not just take "vacation days," but "Get Your Life In Order" days. In my experience everyone knows vaguely they "ought" to do certain things like the stuff in that checklist, but they usually they don't. Sometimes it's because you have to call someone during business hours, or physically go to a place, or spend time sorting through a pile of papers to see just what's what. I do this every now and then and just do the mundane stuff like shopping for insurance or figuring out if I can fix this problem or that around the house, and if not, scheduling someone to actually do it. If you decide to do this, instead of doing it on a Friday, I typically try and do that on a Monday, which has an added benefit of skipping several status meetings, and letting me work on Friday which is typically lighter anyway.