Procrastinate, procrastinate!
I have decided that procrastination is not just good for you, it is an absolute 'must'. We all need it. So let's do it.
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soyunperdedor
Pro - http://soyunperdedor.blog.co.uk
- 16 Nov. 2008 @ 16:19:13
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menhir
- http://www.myword.blog.co.uk
- 16 Nov. 2008 @ 16:38:38
So, If you plan it in, do you actually take the time out to procrastinate?
My to do lists tend to be monthly ones, I reckon somewhere within a month, I shall usually be procastinating more than I should. Writing it in as a 'to do' would make my overall schedule one long procrastination; hm I shall have to think about that one. My daily activity lists would be another story.
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mornin77
- 17 Nov. 2008 @ 04:57:24
..You discovered one of my favorite words,
to me, it's a form of freedom.
) Take care.-
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menhir
- http://www.myword.blog.co.uk
- 17 Nov. 2008 @ 09:37:08
'Freedom' indeed it can be, many times only transient but very necessary just the same.
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loiswakeman
- http://lois.co.uk
- 18 Nov. 2008 @ 18:26:35
I did - which is why it's taken so long to reply
Actually, procrastination is the bane of my life - I need a deadline to work efficiently, so tend to leave things till it's almost too late. I now tell people who say airily "oh, it's OK, I don't need it done now" that if they want it done at all, tell me by when and make it soon!-
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menhir
- http://www.myword.blog.co.uk
- 18 Nov. 2008 @ 20:50:05
A crie de coeur Lois! One I recognise only too well.
I can work to sensible deadlines with the occasional unreasonable one in-between. I have that situation just now,(though I don't think this one is too clever and I may not offer my best) hence my procrastination.
BTW are you requesting that I give a 'comment by' date? That would be novel. -
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I do it all the time, I plan it into my to-do lists.