Replaced an old shower head with a new one
Listed some things on Craigslist (and made arrangements to get rid of one of them)
Sent an e-mail to a friend asking her for a favor
Consolidated two piles of donations (including a box that had been sitting on the kitchen floor for several days) and dropped it off at Goodwill
Dropped off some volunteer paperwork that I'd been carrying in the car since Monday
Once I got going, all the tasks were easy (even the ones I'd put off because I though they were going to be difficult). It felt SO good to be able to get these things finished!
That's more than I've done in a week.
ReplyDeleteWow - well done! I just finished writing a list too, and I'm hoping that now that I'll be able to see it everyday I might take action ... (fingers crossed)!
ReplyDeleteWOW! good for you! I always feel so much better when I get something done...smiles.
ReplyDeletegosh, you did a lot! I love getting things done, too, great sense of accomplishment although tiring!
ReplyDeleteI find that's often how I feel - I put things off because they're hard or annoying to do, and then when I do them, not only am I relieved, but I'm surprised that they were much easier to do than I had anticipated. Then ... I start procrastinating all over again. :( Good for you, it's nice to get things accomplished.
ReplyDeleteKathy-I've been saving the activities up :-)
ReplyDeleteDragonfly-Good luck with your list. Sometimes having something staring me in the face helps (I use the Task feature of Microsoft Outlook a lot), but sometimes I end up just postponing things...
Emom-It makes me feel better, too.
Christine-Ironically enough, I was more invigorated than tired when I completed everything
Colette-Even though it makes me feel guilty, I enjoy reading about your anti-procrastination activities!