When it comes to house work I give my self more time and a shorter list, as I have a few health issues and am not as speedy as I used to be. Today my list wasbeds, not strip and change the sheets or anything; just "set it" as my Ukraine friend Barb would say and make the spare bed. I started with the spare twin bed. Matthew had slept there New Years eve and it was not a pull up job. As I removed the sheets I remembered I had another set for this twin bed; warm, cosy, black Tshirt fabric. But where are they? I begin the hunt. That was this morning.
Now it is 7:30 pm and I have done errands, went to the grocery store, had a nap and played on the computer. Are the beds done? No!
Wikipedia defines procrastination as the act of replacing high-priority actions with tasks of lower priority, and thus putting off important tasks to a later time. So the bed making is important? No. Finding those sheets is important. I remember not putting them in the bedding closet because the man of the house makes such a mess of the bedding stored within. Then where are the sheets?
I could have made my bed, correct? But I started the twin one first!
Research tells me that for some people procrastination may be symptomatic of a psychological disorder such as depression or ADHD. Nope - do not think that is it for me.
Also procrastination has been associated with perfectionism, Now that might be my problem along with being a tad anal LOL.
I have now procrastinated another 15 minutes and still the beds are not made. But I have written my blog, (not found the sheets) and enjoyed a turtle. And the point?? No one asked me?
At least you had a Turtle! That's a pretty high priority in my book.
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