I'm procrastinating about getting rid of books and other things collected over many years of living in our house. I wouldn't want DS to have to handle this if we are unable to do it ourselves.

A better question might be what am I NOT procrastinating about.

Losing weight and improving my overall health. Home repairs and creating a filing system so my kids will able to make sense of all my paperwork. I could go on but Im depressing myself.

"What are you procrastinating about?"

Let me think about it for a few days, I'll get back to you.

I have a lot of projects that I have to prioritize, and so I'm not sure whether that would be considered procrastinating or now. I've been working on several new textile pattern designs, and I have a lot of fabric set aside for indoor and outdoor pillows, bolts of fabric for new bedspread/duvet covers, fabric for new bathing suits, shirt, and cabana jackets. I can't decide whether to prioritize the indoor pillows or the outdoor pillows, but for now, I can only make indoor pillows, as the outdoor fabric is in Cathedral City and is too bulky to move. When I go back there in April, I will prioritize outdoor pillows, which I hope to sell for the summer.

The main thing I procrastinate is reading and answering email, as it can take up quite a bit of time. I also need to reorganize my closet and bookcases so that I can get rid of books that I no longer want. I tend to put unwanted clothes in the attic. Some of those are old enough now that they are considered vintage by Etsy.

I do income taxes for myself, one of my sons, and my brother. I have finished everyone's federal but still need to do the state and local. Maybe today:)

I "almost" completed covering two outdoor patio cushions in Sunbrella fabric......"almost". Then yesterday there were "high wind" warnings so I didn't go to the rental and trim the tops of two elm trees. It's going to be empty one more day .......and I really don't want to do it. ☺ I also didn't go walking or running yesterday, so I got on the treadmill for 20 minutes. Windy & cold is NOT a good motivator for me to go outdoors. ♥

Currently I'm procrastinating about doing any work for my employer this morning.

I had been procrastinating about prepping my garden for the growing season but I got most of it done last weekend. Good thing because spring rains are setting in now and who knows when the beds will be dry enough to work again. I do need to get my leeks and onion starts planted in the next couple weeks. Might have to stick them into the mud.

Well, this morning I procrastinated waking up so long that DH made the coffee AND fed the dogs! Woo-hoo, procrastination paid off (lol)!

I've been procrastinating getting my shingles shot going about 10 years now. It's always next year.

I have a basement that needs to be finished. Two weeks ago, I asked my husband to move a few boxes because I wanted to find a couple things that we had in storage that I thought I could try to sell. Well, he went down there and not only moved those few boxes, but he went through so many more. Our garbage and recycling bins have been filled a few times with all the stuff we didn't need. Not "sellable" stuff so in the garbage and recycling bins they go. I sold a few things on Marketplace and I have boxes of dishes and toys to go to the second hand store.

I have several other boxes to go through to wash up before I bring them to the second hand store, but I've been putting off going downstairs to go through them. It's been a week. I finally get my husband to do his part and now I am procrastinating and not doing my part. But it's funny you asked this question: I promised myself I would do it today.

But first: COFFEE

Washing the house windows. I tell myself it would be silly to do it before the spring rains are finished.

Exercising. I do garden, clean house, walk the dog. Extra exercising would be overkill, right?

cleaning out my file cabinet, its been years! I hate paperwork. I put things off until the mood strikes me.

Taxes...ugh.

Purging and cleaning the garage. Every summer I vow to do it, but nope.

What's procrastination? Lol! I'm not procrastinating. I'm pacing myself. Some days I do a lot and then some days, I take the whole day off. One of these days, I will get into that attic and purge.

Going through my wife's closet and dressers and doing something with all of that. And deciding what to do with her ashes.

Honestly, since the start of 2021, I’m feeling as if I am out of gas. Running on fumes. It’s been one tough year.

I have a “to do” list that makes my head spin. So I just refer to the “have to do” list for now.

I see the humor in it though. When I see something new I want to tackle, I just say to myself to add it to the list. “What’s that? Must be #200 or so by now!”

In my defense I take care of my mom, and there’s only more to do for her as time goes by.

"What are you procrastinating about?"

Let me think about it for a few days, I'll get back to you. (Elmer)

Maybe.

Getting storm windows put on my 103 year old house. Guess how much energy that's wasting. UGH! $$$ out the the window, literally. Not to mention it's a precious resource.

Like Rose P I have been telling myself that I need to take my car in. I also have been looking at the windows that really need a wash and wonder if I told people that it was that window frost stuff from Christmas would they really believe it so I could put it off longer.

Bob_c-ville, I've been thinking of you because it's been just over a year now, hasn't it. There is no time line for such tasks. "Take it easy", as my dad says, and best wishes.

I've lived in this house for five winters now, and each winter I say Gosh it would be nice to have a heated/lighted "grow room" in the basement for all my plants. I've kluged together a space that is barely sufficient, but without too much work or expense it could be so much better. Maybe I can perfect it this summer and it'll be ready for next winter (I say again and again ...)

That's a tough one, Bob_c-ville. Could you enlist help from a friend?

I need to finish a quilt. Had intended to have it completed by Christmas to give as a gift. Didn't happen. I'm kinda over quilting. But, still....

Must. Get. It. Done.

Bob_cville, hope you have some help. It's hard getting rid of someone's possessions, little easier if someone is helping you.

Bless you, Bob_cville. That's never an easy job.

I'm procrastinating about almost everything after doing the COVID seclusion. I need to restart myself. I began earlier this week by having my first luncheon with a buddy this week. I had finished my last shot 3 weeks ago.

Next, I need to get quotes from a contractor to make a concrete driveway and parking space. The street rebuild in front of my house finished by Oct 1 last year which was too late to do a concrete driveway. Changes were made during the street work and we did not know precisely where the sidewalk would be until near the end of the project plus the fact its best to wait until the street constructors are gone before bringing in another crew.

I really want to go through my entire house and either have a garage sale, put stuff to the curb or take to thrift shop! People will take all sorts of things from the curb if you can get them out when the weather is nice...up here in Ohio, that's not very often..HA! UGH! I put out two scanners on Saturday and they were gone in no time. One was almost never used and still packed in its original box.

Tough year for you, Bob. I don’t know your personal situation but usually there’s no rush. Do it when you feel mentally ready. Thinking of you.

PS how’s Dove Bar?

The one thing I'm procrastinating about is rescheduling dental, eye, gyne, and mamo appointments that were canceled due to covid. I subconsciously on purpose forget to take the phone numbers with me when we leave for the week to call. I really don't want to stay home just because I have an appointment that week. Maybe next week I will call.

It is very hard to do this Bob_cville. We struggled with this for a number of years with DH's mother. Ultimately we sprinkled her on twin sister's graveyard. It seemed the best fit.

One of my friends dug a hole on her large property and placed the whole urn and put a very nice tree above it. It looks really nice there 10 years later.

Oops I neglected to answer the question.

That's because there are so many things that I have been procrastinating about this year. First and most important thing I have to face is paperwork. Then it goes on from there. It's because I have to learn how to use the new accounting program and it's not my forte. The old one worked great for me. I need a kick in the pants.