I know I've talked about what a big procrastinator I am.
It's not that I'm lazy. {stop laughing} I am just busy...{except for this weekend. My party was awesome and I then became a lazy mom for a weekend. And it, too, was awesome. Thank you, Leo, for allowing me to become lazy for a couple of days.}.
Here is a list of my procrastinator offenses that I've tallied up {these are all present offenses here}:
-I am still no closer to being done with Christmas shopping than I was when I typed up that meme.
-I haven't written a "me" blog post in, oh, Idontknowhowlongitsbeentotellyouthetruth.
-I haven't made a list for what to pack for our Missouri/Indiana trip. We leave Friday.
-I still don't even know what to get almost everyone for Christmas.
And after typing this out, I am even more stressed and once again wide awake at almost 1 in the morning.
This is a vicious cycle, my friends. A vicious cycle that not only stresses me out, but causes me to be an insomniac.
I am now forcing myself to at least write out some lists. For some reason that satisfies me and somehow convinces me that I am no longer a procrastinator because I wrote a list.
Take that little tip and run with it, friends--but only if you procrastinate like me. If you're already done doing all of your holiday shopping, wrapping, cookie baking, card addressing/mailing...shutty. I don't want to hear it.
I'm kidding. Go ahead and rub it in my face {but do it nicely, okay?}.
ps-I think I like the thrill of the waiting. To see if I could possibly accomplish everything I need to do. I love it. I thrive off of it. It fuels me to be awesome.
ps again-case in point--I was just putting my post label on and guess what was already in there? Procrastinating. Ha!
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Monday, December 14, 2009
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Procrastinator? Yes, Yes I am...
Every year I vow to myself that I will not wait to complete all of my Christmas shopping. Every year.
But guess what happens the next year. You got it--I wait.
But I have two main reasons why I am how I am and do what I do.
Reason #1: I get a thrill from the rush of things. From the "I hope this gets delivered in time!" to the "I can't believe how crowded and busy the mall/Target is!" I love it all. Some people do drugs, some people smoke. I choose to procrastinate.
Reason #2: I have also found out the hard way if I am even remotely close to claiming "I'm done!" I will start buying more. It's a conspiracy I tell ya! I start paying attention to toy ads or I see just one more little thing while I'm out. And then the next time it's the exact same thing. I can't help it--I love to shop and when you just tell me I'm done but all I see are shopping commercials and the coveted red Starbucks cup? I just want to join the crowd and buy buy buy!
So, I ask you my lovely friends....how are you when it comes to shopping for the holidays? Do you get it done early? If so, how do you refrain from buying more?
But guess what happens the next year. You got it--I wait.
But I have two main reasons why I am how I am and do what I do.
Reason #1: I get a thrill from the rush of things. From the "I hope this gets delivered in time!" to the "I can't believe how crowded and busy the mall/Target is!" I love it all. Some people do drugs, some people smoke. I choose to procrastinate.
Reason #2: I have also found out the hard way if I am even remotely close to claiming "I'm done!" I will start buying more. It's a conspiracy I tell ya! I start paying attention to toy ads or I see just one more little thing while I'm out. And then the next time it's the exact same thing. I can't help it--I love to shop and when you just tell me I'm done but all I see are shopping commercials and the coveted red Starbucks cup? I just want to join the crowd and buy buy buy!
So, I ask you my lovely friends....how are you when it comes to shopping for the holidays? Do you get it done early? If so, how do you refrain from buying more?
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