last week, i didn't go running after work. in fact, i did nothing after work. i didn't watch TV, i didn't cook, i didn't get any errands done, i didn't get any random personal things done, i didn't blog all the exciting things floating around in my head. first week of nothing.
at least the weekend was productive. i could blog about it, but i feel like doing...nothing.
this week, i have been quote productive during my lunch hour at work, but when i get home, nothing. alright, so i had an exam today, so i was studying. but nothing got done besides a tiny bit of studying. second week of nothing-so-far.
first week of nothing, i was feeling pretty proud, on-top-of-the-world, ready for a challenge, confident, sure of myself, even cocky if you will.
second week of nothing is getting off to a more anxious start. self-doubting, intimidated, beginning the mourning process of having this thing called a "life" which i will lose for a few years, and a bit more tentative about everything.
i usually prefer trios to pairs (things grouped in odd numbers usually provide for more visual interest), but this time i'm hoping for just a pair.
Doing nothing is one of my favorite things to do.
ReplyDeleteI would have commented on something more relevant but I can't seem to get the damn word verification correct after multiple tries.
ReplyDeleteI give up.
sometimes doing nothing is a good thing.
ReplyDeleteMan I WISH I could do nothing!
ReplyDeletehmmm sounds like me a little bit. i go through feeling like of course i can make a living doing full time freelance, and then this week...i'm not so sure, even though i should just be writing instead of sitting here doubting myself.
ReplyDeleteDoing nothing is healthy. Revel in it!
ReplyDeletedoing nothing is good, but yeah for 2 weeks is too much for me. i need to be doing something even if its cleaning the toilet =)
ReplyDeleteOh! The joy of doing nothing! Such bliss. Do it as looooong as you can.
ReplyDeleteyou are too cute. I love doing nothing. It's one of my favorite past times.
ReplyDeleteyup, add me to the doing nothing club.
ReplyDeletetoo bad i don't often get to indulge.
I love doing nothing. Enjoy it bc it doesn't last long ...
ReplyDeleteDoing nothing is an art. I need to learn it. Coming from one who's recently been able to add 'nothing' on her list of to-dos, enjoy it for what it is. It will be over too soon and you'll miss these days. Hang in there.
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