Productivity

This is what I have done today:

• Cleaned my room
• Taken delivery of a serious grownup scanner
• Shopped for a new bed*
• Visited the charity shop to make sure they didn't have the same bed
• Bought new bed
• Took apart old bed and took pieces downstairs
• Made** appointment for old bed to be picked up
• Took delivery of new bed
• Built new bed (and reassembled bedding etc)
• Installed serious grownup scanner
• Cleaned room again, as the day's activity undid everything from this morning

This sounds all very positive and pro-active, but it leaves me in a bit of a crisis: I have somehow managed to take care of weeks of productive procrastination in one day.  My list of Things To Do That Aren't The Thing I Have To Do is growing dangerously short.  Help!

On the other hand, both the scanner purchase and bed pickup will benefit charities, and I am once again left gasping at the alacrity of deliveries.  This country!  It's really not trying hard enough to drive me away.

*This is related to the scanner: An A3 scanner is about the size of a Zodiac, so the only place I can realistically put it is under my worktable, a space which, as of this morning, was occupied by the boxes for my printer and auxiliary monitor; I had nowhere else to put them because the bed I inherited from my former housemate had a thoroughly useless 4" bottom clearance.  So to install this scanner I had to buy a new bed. (The new one is much better anyway.)
**Well, I did my bit to book a pickup; the people picking it up have yet to give me a time.