Procrastination and Distraction: Public Enemies

I find that it doesn’t take much to distract myself from my work once I get into it. Usually math, and I’m sure you know why by now (new? Read this!) Because of my aversion to the subject, I’ll jump at any opportunity that presents itself to detach myself from its complicated tangles of radicals and fractions and call these escapes “breaks.” If I’m awake enough and in a “get-shit-done” kind of mood, then I’ll tempt myself with mini-rewards.

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If "Math" was a cliff, I'd trip off the edge....

I’m pretty sure my math homework is devouring any thought process that has nothing to do with numbers and forcing me to abide by its rules and regulations of life. Granted math is a huge part of society and holds EVERYTHING together, it is completely unnecessary to factor the time in the morning when I wake up.

I’m not even kidding.

Silverware: Nemesis of the Year

While I don’t particularly like washing the mountain of dishes that somehow accumulates in the sink, I’ll do it. Any hard-working individual would feel obligated to do so. Or an incredibly obsessive-compulsive person who can’t stand the sight of clutter, like me. Though, the one thing that manages to stay at the bottom until the very last moment has a tendency to drive me into a blind-frenzy.

Silverware.