Bullet Journal meets Blog to Keep Track of my Days via Bullet Points.
This website looks simple on the outside but is complicated inside. And I have designed it to be run via my mobile. It uses up to a dozen custom post types, twice as many custom taxonomies and some custom fields, all pulled together via code. Hopefully, it will fulfil its role, a place for me to display my life. Though I fear I have left it too late to do this properly.
Sections: + A Journal item, - a Note, O an Event, ! Remembering item and ✚ a Heath item.
Tasks Related: · a New Task, X a Completed Task, > a Migrated Task and < a Rescheduled Task.
Things to Remember
I either need or want to remember these important things that happened on this day.
Things to Remember Today
Things to Remember This Week
Tasks
David’s Day was created to manage tasks. Though now it covers all aspects of things. This section shows the latest “open” tasks—rather than those I must do now. Again, this section does not get updated too often.
Open Tasks
Music
Music! Most of us like music—though we don’t all like the same stuff. My taste is eclectic; therefore, expect some vastly different music styles being listed. Please note that I rarely add to this section and listen to far more than I might add here.
I recently listened to…
Notes
Notes are snippets of information—therefore, they are often very short. This is my latest the note.
Thoughts
Thinking is something I do a lot. Writing those thoughts down is something I don’t do a lot. Below are some of those I have written down today.
Health & Wellbeing
My health & wellbeing has become important to me since the arrival of Evie and then Maisie. Below are the health posts I have written down today.
I had a bad day for carbs, eating a daily total of 114g. This is in outside my target of circa 60 to 80g. Two roast potatoes did it!
My blood sugar levels were very good, my fasting reading in the morning was 5.5mmol/L and my two-hour post diner reading was 7.7mmol/L. Again, down to the spuds, but below the target of 7.8mmol/L.
Today’s Events
This section is being worked on!
There are no events today!
Live Updates

Journal Entries

This section is no more. Due to my lack of use, I have decided to move the Journal on to a standalone website called David’s XYZ. The Journal is now here!
Diary Entries

Recent Diary Entries
Over the Last 48 Hours, or longer!
Diary entries colour coding:
Happy Sad Annoyed Inspired Music Food Miscellaneous

Recent Diary Entries
Diary entries colour coding:
Happy Sad Annoyed Inspired Music Food Miscellaneous
TL;DR
The Gist of Portsmouth and Pizza
Early start, family film, quiet train home, pizza with the girls.
Read in full:
Portsmouth and Pizza
TL;DR
The Gist of Early Night Reminder
Awake half the night, slow in the morning, better once the football came good. Ended with a promise to do better by bedtime.
Read in full:
Early Night Reminder
TL;DR
The Gist of Rain, Glitches, and Pie
Woke mid-dream to a false panic, saw Ruth off in the rain, worked through tech hiccups, ate the wrong dinner for the right reasons, and ended the day with “Frauds” finale on TV.
Read in full:
Rain, Glitches, and Pie
Notes

It’s been two months. Two months since I last visited this website, two months since I posted anything. Yet earlier in the year—I am sure I mentioned this, though I can’t find where I had written it—I mentioned writing more often and learning my diary writing style*.
*I have now found where I had written it; it wasn’t quite what I remembered. What I actually said was:
David’s Diary is made of snippets of my life. My 2023 Diary is a test—helping me find my voice—and by 2024, I hope to have my “way” sorted. But what is a diary?
And it can be found on my Diary page! However, I cannot find the piece that mentions writing more often. So, I must address this.
There are many reasons for neglecting David’s Day. But the main reason is working on a new cruise website of mine called Cruisez. I’ve been so focused on that project that I have forgotten this blog—perhaps neglected is the right word choice. So, I am now making a conscious decision: I will TRY and do regular entries. When time permits, I will also try to create some diary entries retrospectively.
The additions include adding a new section to the home page to be used as a Whiteboard. This could be achieved using a new custom post type with custom taxonomies. These can be pulled through via shortcodes. And change the diary entries from noindex to index—we are talking SEO here—and link to the individual diary entries. Previously, these formed part of a page and not stand-alone posts. David’s Day: To-Do List
In my original design for Bulleted—now David’s Day—I would have the list of open tasks in a prominent position on the home page. For some reason, I don’t have this. Instead, tasks are listed towards the bottom of the page. So, I need to find a way of reorganising the home page to make this work.
The Last Twelve Months

