Ok, considering the title I should be writing about creative ways to procrastinate living. However, wasting time is different for everybody - considering their priorities and how someone would like to spend their time. For example, I think my mom meandering around Target looking at decor is a waste of time, but to people who enjoy janky decor, it's the next best thing. There's always that common "time waster" that everyone can agree on, like instead of going for a run- wasting your afternoon entertaining kittens. Real life example, but for the record I did run.
I think time is valuable, and according to Fretridge's law- whenever you need something to be done in a timely manner it will never pan out so. That's a sliver of Fretridge's law, but most people understand the point. Right when you're hungry, the microwave decides to blip out and you spend 30 minutes re-heating food only to come back to a hot bowl and cold spaghetti-o's. Believe anyone who has settled for cold soup and a hot bowl- it's sad. In the sense of Fretridge's law, one could say time wastes itself. Maybe one day I'll make an extension of this, but I would like some hot bowl with cold spaghetti-o's. (said no one ever)
I relate I procrastinate all the time its bad. This post made me laugh.
ReplyDeleteYou're voice is so clear and I feel like I'm talking to you in real life. I also agree with the different types of procrastination, I like to think that I don't procrastinate but I'm guessing checking my phone during homework all the time is actually a perfect example.
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