I want to know who swiped my motivation today. It started out well enough, I got up reasonably early for a Saturday and finished the illustration I intended to do (which I'm quite happy with) before lunch. But I have gotten jack squat done since then... blew off grocery shopping when someone cut me off in the turn lane, wimped out on going to see the Oscar-nominated shorts program, ate leftovers rather than go out for dinner, and have made no headway on another drawing I wanted to do before tomorrow.
I blame it on eating salads two days in a row.
Wasn't me. I haven't seen any motivation since winter began.
Wasn't me. I haven't seen any motivation since winter began.
Me either. I think my motivation flew south.
New word I learned today that I wish I hadn't:
humanure.
Skipping yet-again-but-still-sigh to post that, according to the Buffista Calendar, today is Laura's birthday.
Happy birthday, Laura! With lots of wishes for a great day and a wonderful year!
Happy Birthday, Laura!
Matt, I'm sorry I stole your motivation. I needed it to start clearing a space in the stuff explosion I'm currently calling an apartment. If it helps, I suspect your motivation will be heading back to you sometime today.
Thanks for the birthday wishes!
Anyone that loves clutter removal is welcome to a free Florida vacation. My friends used to tease me about the level of perfect order in my house, and then there was kids, and a business to run, and things got so out of control.
The days when I moved more often helped too. There is nothing like moving to get things in order. Oh well, not moving anytime soon. I've been thinking of using the 15 minutes a day method of clearing the debris field I call home, but it likely will only last 2 days.
srsly. I love finding boxes and free packing supplies - I am huge with the scavenging - and I love packing up a house. I also love unpacking, but tire of it faster.
There's money to be from this, msbelle. I swear I'd pay you and your travel expenses to come pack up my apartment when I had to move.
I wonder if I could make a small business out of helping people pack -- charge $15 an hour or something. I wonder what would be a fair price for 'amateur' help.
