John Cusack is the MAN.
And I am not a man.
But I took the test anyway.
I fought the lawn… and the lawn won
‘If all the procrastinator had left to do was to sharpen some pencils, no force on earth could get him do it. However, the procrastinator can be motivated to do difficult, timely and important tasks, as long as these tasks are a way of not doing something more important.’ — ‘Structured Procrastination,’ by Stanford Philosophy professor John Perry.
A great concept at 43 Folders called “Cringe-Busting your TODO list” involves doing first those TO DOs that make you “cringe.”
(For extra credit, find the item on your list that’s been making you cringe for the longest. Anybody else turning up items that have been inducing cringes for over a month? Ouch. I suck.)
Ha! He is an amateur. Try writing a six month overdue thank-you note to Aunt Agatha when you know how eagerly she awaits telling Mom JUST HOW LONG IT TOOK.
Born on June 8, 1867. How did I know?
Because Google did a little logo tweak this morning with a tooltip that says “Frank Lloyd Wright.”
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I looked the guy up and confirmed that, yes indeed, June 8 is his birthday. I also learned a little bit about him, too, which I think definitely makes up for not stripping the bed sheets like I was supposed to do this morning.
Today’s Structured Procrastination: Evaluating my marriage instead of doing the month’s worth of ironing I let pile up. Continue reading “A New Aspect to Our Relationship”