@RickiTarr All the time. Itโs what procrastinating is all about.
Take my kitchen sink full of dishes and containers waiting to be cleaned or loaded into the dishwasher as an example. Spoiler alert: still there!
@RickiTarr lol only all the time
My worst example is replacing a broken toilet seat. I usually put it off for months, the job itself takes less than 10 minutes.
@wanderinghermit @RickiTarr Err, how often do you break toilet seats? What are you doing to them?!
On second thought, some questions are best left unansweredโฆ
Yup.
I hate getting a haircut. I wait and wait and wait...
And then I go to the hairdresser. The guy is very funny, very fast and very cheap. I always have a great time, share a laugh or two and get out thinking: "That was actually rather decent".
And then I do it all over again.
@WideEyedCurious @RickiTarr @ParadeGrotesque
Wow, I wish my hairs grew that fast.
It takes about three years to get from "just long enough to braid it to keep it safe in the winds" (about 2" below my clavicle) to reaching my butt, when I cut it to keep it out of the toilet.๐ It gets cut back to minimal btaid length.
the one time I tried to let it get to 'beyond the butt" it took about 5 years. I had two friends who have hair >4' long.
One ran up to me one day when mine was getting down there "Do Not Let It Get Any Longer! They'll never let you cut it!"
@RickiTarr This is my *life*, constantly.
Between stressed-out procrastination and constantly forgetting why I came downstairs*, I often regret my wasted potential.
* It's not even a "why am I here?" thing, I arrive downstairs thinking I'm there to do something else, and forget the original task completely... Until I go back up to the office or whatever, and remember why I left the room in the first place ๐
I reckon this is programmed into us at school and work with deadlines. If we were just made to do tasks in an order then each task wouldn't seem so significant/challenging.
Ps, I am a compulsive list maker ๐คฃ
I love it when this happensโฆI get on a roll with bashing through stuff Iโve sat on for months. But the downfall is then thinking โI can do anything!โโฆand then sure enough I hit a brick wall both physically and mentally. If only there was a way to stay on top of life admin without this procrastination, blitz, crash and burn cycle.
@RickiTarr no, that would be illogical
lol