What are you procrastinating right now
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I'm supposed to be putting together a website for marketing purposes at work.
I have been working on it for six months, and up until now my boss has been the one procrastinating by not signing off on my work, so I'm starting to lose interest in doing it frankly.
I have been working on it for six months, and up until now my boss has been the one procrastinating by not signing off on my work, so I'm starting to lose interest in doing it frankly.
I have A Level mock exams beginning in two days - I need to learn about 1000 lines of Latin poetry, as well as the majority of 2 16th century plays and an epic poem. And the whole of US History between 1820/'77. This has been a productive Easter break.
I have several English reports and an assignment that need to be done in a few days, and i haven't barely finished them yet.
Although felt good today when i found out i got 75% on an exam i didn't have any preperation for at all.
Although felt good today when i found out i got 75% on an exam i didn't have any preperation for at all.
A 15-ish page, 2500 word assignment on a comparison of physical and digital evidence and relative investigation methods, due in tomorrow evening. I've done a title, contents, introduction and half of the first of five sections; and have planned what I'm going to write for the rest and got my sources set up ready, but I just can't comprehend what I'm typing in the first 5-10 minutes of starting. I put it all down to overwhelming thoughts and tiredness.
Funny as when I'm in the flow I tank through my work, but I find getting into the flow as one of life's greatest challenges.
Not so funny is I'm paying a fortune for this class.
Funny thing is I find the subject incredibly interesting.
Yet it's not so funny that while I find working in a working environment easy, if it needs to take place on my personal computer (like now) the internet becomes a massively distracting thing and my monitor suddenly becomes an eyesore at the same time.
Funny as when I'm in the flow I tank through my work, but I find getting into the flow as one of life's greatest challenges.
Not so funny is I'm paying a fortune for this class.
Funny thing is I find the subject incredibly interesting.
Yet it's not so funny that while I find working in a working environment easy, if it needs to take place on my personal computer (like now) the internet becomes a massively distracting thing and my monitor suddenly becomes an eyesore at the same time.
Last night of mid-semester holidays. Told myself I'd work on assignments over the holidays... Guess how well that worked out.
I'm not technically procrastinating anything right now really... I'm just on a break from my two event handover reports, 30%, 25% and 15% tests and assignments, and another event tomorrow. Everything is on time! Right?
Actually the worst part of the experience of spending 17 years in the education system is that you learn exactly how long everything is going to take to do, so you can leave it to the last minute and reach 80% of potential. Forget that last 20%, too much effort.
Actually the worst part of the experience of spending 17 years in the education system is that you learn exactly how long everything is going to take to do, so you can leave it to the last minute and reach 80% of potential. Forget that last 20%, too much effort.
I took a week off work to study and edit a manuscript. i have 2 days left and haven't started either. I have transferred and organised 4 years worth of files off my old laptop onto my PC though and I've read a book, and watched 7 movies and made a mask for a costume party and I will probably spend tomorrow painting...
my motherfucking GCSEs, only one of the most important exams in the english education system. But I have to be on the internet!
I should be trying to get some excercise or going over my notes. It's not like i have anything better to do but...too lazy