Credit: flickr / Sakurako Kitsa
Monday: Going to the DV and exchanging my license – surprisingly painless.
Tuesday: Going outside.
Wednesday: Laundry, paying bills.
Thursday: Dealing with insurance people.
Friday: Going to Carleton
How Was It?
Not as bad as I thought it would be, most things were less awful than anticipated (apart from going to Carleton). Even though I never want to go outside in the morning, I enjoy the walk into school because of the thinking time it gives me – also, it’s not been that cold this week!
I couldn’t go with the exercise live frog because I’ve been ill all week, but I realized that my live frogs were often just things I wanted to procrastinate on because I think they’ll be unpleasant. In some cases that was justified – in others it was nowhere near as bad as I anticipated.
Worth Continuing?
Yes, but maybe on a smaller scale. Just taking one thing I want to procrastinate on and forcing myself to do it first may be helpful for me.
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