As the making of the video has been cancelled it means that I can now spend the day working on my TMAs, something that I should have been doing for the last couple of weeks but I have managed to find reasons for not doing as much work as I should have, although to be honest depression has made concentrating on anything more complicated than a Ladybird book somewhat difficult.
So this morning I must get down to it and try to finish off a 600-word essay about the Dalai Lama. Then it's on to another essay, this time relating to two poems. If I knuckle down to it, it should be well within my capabilities, but that thief Procrastination comes sneaking up and distracts me. I have decided that today I am not going to let it influence me too much, so I shall close down my browser so that I don't get lured into reading blogs, shall get my books and notes, sit down with a drink (diet Coke) and pull these essays into shape.
I am determined that Procrastination will not win today.
1 comment:
I know comments will hardly help because it's another distraction but hope all the work goes well. I'm a born procrastinator so can definitely sympathise even though my reasons are a lot flimsier. In fact, my flat is never tidier than when I have a looming deadline.
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