Monday Procrastination

Most of the time, I am pretty good at staying on task. At least...I'd like to think so, anyway. But I think the one day that just gets to me every single week is Monday; it's like the destined procrastination day. Like today, I felt very non-prone to procrastination when I got through three lessons of Spanish, including tests, and then somehow ended up here. 

And...now I have a blog. 

This can only deepen the fact that most of my life is very uneventful, because surely people who have blogs have something to write about and to have things to write about that are worth telling the world about you must have something worthwhile and interesting going on in your life, right? 

Eh, I guess so. 

So maybe I have to try to actually do things. Dang. That means I really shouldn't be procrastinating. 

But if I'm using this blog thing as a means of procrastination, and if I really shouldn't be procrastinating, then I shouldn't even have this blog, but if I no longer have the blog then I will feel no point in doing things to be more exciting because the whole point in doing things was so I could write about them in my blog. 

So then we'd be back to square one, and I'd find other means of procrastination. 

Which then would go back to: I really shouldn't be procrastinating. But I am. 

So what if we thought about it this way: Procrastination is the means for creativity.  What? 

Yes. You see, I am not doing the work I really should be doing, but instead I created a blog. Which is doing something, but just not the something I should be doing. So when I actually do this work I should be doing, I am thinking about other means of procrastination that actually turn out to be worthwhile. 

So is procrastination really a bad thing? Maybe, if we're all destined to be lawyers or accountants or the like. 

.......All this went through my head at 7 this morning, as I was drinking my morning coffee....

                                                    God,I am a strange being.