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tealinToday I have:
I keep thinking 'just have to do this thing, then I won't have to do the thing anymore and can concentrate on work...' but every day there is a new thing. This wouldn't be a problem if it were work for someone else, but somehow I can't justify taking time on my own stuff when there is anything else to do –? Why is this so hard? Shouldn't it be the other way around? Surely this is what I want to do, not be a housewife ...
- got up before 6 to defrost the freezer
- made pumpkin pie (to bring to Christmas dinner, not just for fun)
- plus little side pies involving custard which I also made, while defrosting
- washed all the dishes
- had a nap
- tidied my room again
- ate lunch and read another chapter of my book
- made redcurrant/lemon/ginger compote (using up old redcurrants from the freezer, not just for fun)
- done ABSOLUTELY NO WORK AGAIN (it is now 2pm)
I keep thinking 'just have to do this thing, then I won't have to do the thing anymore and can concentrate on work...' but every day there is a new thing. This wouldn't be a problem if it were work for someone else, but somehow I can't justify taking time on my own stuff when there is anything else to do –? Why is this so hard? Shouldn't it be the other way around? Surely this is what I want to do, not be a housewife ...
