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Best time for checking particular contexts

Another thread pulled my thought to that. Contexts define what to do. For example, I found convenient to check my @Office context when going out of my cube-office, just can do this or that action on my way to a printer or a WC :) Or I like to check my @Call context if I have 5-10 minutes before a late-started meeting.

What triggers to check your contexts and would work for the rest of us?
 
When I updated my cell phone, I liked the sound of the alarms :D So I set one for late afternoon called "Reflect" and one for late evening called "Anticipate" -- just something to remind me to get OUT of doing and either look back or look ahead.
 
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