I pulled all the furniture out and hoovered under it.
I cleaned my kitchen windows.
I finally emptied my laundry hamper and washed all the clothes, dried them, folded them and put them away.
I cooked an inordinate amount of fresh, wholesome food for my family to turn their noses up at.
I tackled the stair basket which has become the dumping ground.
I went through our paper work, recycled what needed to be recycled, shredded what needed to be shredded and filed what needed to be filed.
I changed all the bed linen.
I cleaned even the darkest crevices of the bathroom.
I ironed our clothes for the week ahead.
I did our shopping.
I stayed within my WeightWatchers points.
I didn't write.
Avoidance therapy anyone?
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5 comments:
I've just written a post on procrastination...but boy do i wish I'd achieved as much as you did! xx
sounds like a productive weekend, even if it is an avoidance tactic. I wish I had your energy.
If you would like to avoid some more, you are more than welcome to come to my house. :)
I did no work all through December as I was too worried about my Alice freezing to death on the way home from school and now I'm afraid to write in case I can't remember how. I've been tidying cupboards in a bid to avoid my desk. Sometimes I think it'd be easier if I iced buns for a living.
God bless Michaela Harte (now McAreavey) and all who knew her, by the way. I thought nothing could be worse than losing a loved one to illness (my sister-in-law Carmel Owens died in June 2009 after a long illness, and ten weeks in a coma in the RVH) but what on earth can prepare any parent for this? A brutal murder over some holiday money? It is beyond comprehension.
God bless parents everywhere.
PS. I can only leave posts using the anonymous button...
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