Do You Procrastinate?

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Re: Do You Procrastinate?

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Fortunately, or unfortunately i've discovered that if i wait / procrastinate long enough, some problems actually solve themselves... 8) and no longer need my attention...
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Ive had that happen to me too. Some things eventually work themselves out, no sense getting excited about it. Also I live in the land of procrastination, Mexico, everything here is manana. :lol:
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I'm a huge procrastinator. There's always something better to do, like read a book
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I've been thinking about replying to this topic but I'm not sure, can't really make up my mind .. maybe tomorrow :lol:
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Good idea, Fran. Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow or the next day... or the next day...or the next day.... :lol:
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To be honest, I procrastinate sometimes. It really depends on what it is I have to do though. If its something I hate then I will procrastinate. If its something I enjoy doing then I'll finish it quickly.
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So much!
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Ahahah! A lot! Too much to say the truth. :oops:
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no,if I have to clean then I just want to get it done and over with,so I don't have to do it later,so no I don't procrattinate.
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YES!! I always regret it later, but somehow, it seems like a great idea at the time...
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long live " procrastination " or as I sometimes call it: " time out ".......we all need a respite from some of life's more boring aspects 8)
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I am queen of procrastination. If I have something to do and it has a deadline you can expect me to get it done the very night before or very early in the morning. If there is no deadline for something, you can guarantee it'll take me at least a month to get around to completing it.
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Rarely, I have a hard time getting myself to do so.
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kio wrote:Rarely, I have a hard time getting myself to do so.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Wow! impressive!............you certainly are an anomaly.... 8)
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At times I do procrastinate when I really don't want to do something.
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