I have come to terms with the fact that I will never be the Martha Stewart type. When it comes to housekeeping anyway. I would love to have a tidy house as long as someone else was the one cleaning it! I found out over a week ago that my mother was going to be here for my son's 3rd birthday. This should have given me plenty of time to clean right? Wrong! I have barely made a dent in all the things that I need to get done in order to satisfy the white glove Nazi. And she is going to be here in 2 days! I start a project and with in minutes something distracts me and before you know it here I am... on the computer. It is a sickness I tell you! Despite my "GET OFF THE COMPUTER AND START CLEANING!" post it on my desktop here I am blogging about how much work I have to do. I have perfected procrastination down to a science. Chances are it will all get done with just enough time to spray some Fabreze throughout the house and wipe the sweat of my brow before she walks through the door. They say the first step towards recovery is admitting that you have a problem. OK! I admit it!..... Now what?
2 comments:
I'm in the same procrastination boat as you.
If you think about it, If we didn't have the procrastination addiction than we'd basically be perfect.... and well, we can't let everyone know that we're perfect, or they will expect more out of us.
That's my thoughts on that.
(Love your motivational poster!!)
Exactly! It really is better for everyone if we just settle for ALMOST perfect.
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