[curt.clifton]

Originally Posted by whpalmer4

Curt, if memory serves me, you don't put your Waiting context(s) on hold, do I understand correctly? Did you ever try it the other way? I've always had mine on hold, but this part of my workflow doesn't give me the same warm and fuzzy "this is obviously the way it should be, there could be nothing better" feeling.

Right, I leave my Waiting context active. I tried putting it on-hold, but didn't like the feel of that. I guess my main issue was this: When an awaited event occurs, I want to check off the action immediately so as to enable the subsequent action(s) on my part.

So, my Waiting context is active, but I don't necessary have it selected in every context-mode perspective.