minimalist mission

i really have no idea where the hours of my day are going to. like i'm legitimately surprised that it's the start of the second week of lockdown and how the first week flew by so fast. that's why i don't get how the hell people are bored out of their minds during the lockdown whereas for me everything feels so hectic and there aren't enough hours in the day to get shit done.

it's probably my inability to be consistently organized in a manner where i can manage to grind through things in the long run. but again, i work best in short bursts where i have to beat the clock. but i need to squeeze in some sort of planning into my days, otherwise i live out the same days i've been living out.

it's a mess. my life's a mess.

the problem it seems is that i say yes to too many things that i'm bearing the burden of a too long of a mental checklist that i don't have time to put things in order. but even if i do, i struggle with following through with it because i have a fragile fortitude when juggling a lot of concerns.

a purge is necessary because i have too many things to carry.

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