Given:

```
Linux Mint 20.2
Emacs 27.1
3 monitors

```

After restart Emacs I every time do the next steps:

```
1. make-fram-on-monitor (in full screen mode) -> DP1
2. make-fram-on-monitor (in full screen mode) -> DP2
3. make-fram-on-monitor (in full screen mode) -> DP2

4.Switch to monitor DP1 and do the next steps:

4.1. tab-new
4.2. Open dired-mode.
4.3. Go to folder /home/myuser/dev/myProject
4.4. M-x vterm
4.5. M-x rename-buffer  -> my_buffer_name
4.6. tab-new
4.7. M-x shell

5. Switch to monitor DP2 and switch to buffer *scratch*

6.Switch to monitor DP3 and do the next steps:
 6.1. tab-new
 6.2. Open dired-mode.
 6.3. M-x find-file "to.do.org"
 6.4. tab-new
 6.5. M-x find-file "my.work.org"

```

To do this every time after restart Emacs **is not very convenient**. It's routine work.
So the quesion is:
Is it possible Emacs automate to do all this steps after restart Emacs? Or I need to write little script (e.g. myBoot.el) and Emacs will start it every time after restart?