todo

make quotes optional

$ t
You're not working on anything.
You finished "#{last_task}" at 3:23pm (12 minutes ago)

add filtering:
  -e PATTERN, --regexp=PATTERN
  t --list --from "one week ago" -e "@work"

items that start in one day and end in another are logged with a date string and stored in the file they started in => solution: store full date string in CSV (timezones and everything)

t --list should show the current task (with an indicator that it's ongoing)

~/Downloads% t
You're not working on anything
~/Downloads% t -s
/Users/cgenco/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p0/gems/t_time_tracker-0.0.0/bin/t_time_tracker:133:in `finish_current_task': undefined method `[]=' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)

Dropbox/Projects/t_time_tracker[master*]% t nap -f "10am" -t "11:50"
Started: nap (at 10:00am)
(should print out "finished")

$ t working
Started: working (1:00pm)
$ t /generating report for John
Continuing: working (2:00)
Started: generating report for John (2:00pm)
$ t /making 

update readme to be more marketable:
* to-done list
* a log file for your life
* "where did my day go?"

Mobile app? (json input?)

test run with:
ruby -Ilib ./bin/t_time_tracker 

gem build t_time_tracker.gemspec && gem install ./t_time_tracker-0.0.0.gem