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Apr 11, 2016, 06:48 AM
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So much to do, yet I sit here and do nothing. I haven't done my taxes yet, for one thing. I've got a ton of reports to write for school, as well as another big, important project that is due by the end of the week. But what do I do? I sit here in my room, drinking coffee and reading posts on this forum. Yesterday, I had the whole day to do something, but I just sat on the couch.
I know that in the end I'll get it all done, somehow. But I hate this pattern of behavior. Could be I'm going through a minor, medication-controlled depression. I don't know. What have you been procrastinating about? Have you done your taxes yet? Woolly Bugger P.S. My car has a major leak, as in water coming through the roof. Have I done anything about it yet? No! And it's supposed to rain all week. What is wrong with me? |
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Apr 11, 2016, 06:58 AM
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HUGS...I don't have my taxes done yet either, and I had all day yesterday to! For some reason I have a fear that I can't do them so I keep putting them off
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Apr 11, 2016, 07:27 AM
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I was supposed to get a car oil change like 3000 miles ago, and my room looks like it was hit by a natural disaster.
 I also procrastinate at work As far as taxes go, I never do my taxes. My mom is tax accountant |
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Apr 11, 2016, 07:51 AM
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did my taxes last weekend .... the papers were laying on the table in front of me for several weeks .... thankfully had a small burst of energy ....
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Apr 11, 2016, 08:30 AM
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I'm going through the same thing. I have watched the nurse jackie series for two days, lying on couch with a migraine and nausea from med change. I've pummelled myself over it. I'm embarrassed. Today I'm feeling a bit better so started cleaning the kitchen, just one counter at a time, imagine myself mopping floors but can't get there yet. Looking back, now that I'm a little better, that I wasn't well and to give myself a break. Wish I had remembered that I wasn't always going to feel bad. I f I get sick I automatically think I've just gotten cancer and am in the beginning stages or something horrible. Sometimes I just need to allow myself to be down and sick and remember I will get better. Peace
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