Soaking Dishes in the Sink
Your ability to make life more difficult is unmatchable. If an easy solution is available—and I mean a mind-numbingly obvious one—you decide that maybe the fix can’t be so simple and that you’d better let things marinate for a few days, at which point, yes, they’ve now become the nasty thing that you imagined, seeped in a rancid cesspool of indecision and procrastination (and, literally, rotting food). By the time you get ready to take any form of action, someone has come along and done the cleanup for you, which is what you wanted all along.
Letting Unopened Mail Pile Up
Typically, you are one of those people who doesn’t check voicemessages because they make you anxious. You have an extreme fear of the unknown and are marginally equipped to navigate adult life. Like the Soaker, you avoid making decisions, but, rather than acknowledge problems and put off solving them, you delay identifying the issues altogether until you have no choice—because, well, you’ve run out of places to eat your breakfast. Besides, if a bill is mailed and no one is there to open it, does it even exist?

I don’t know why I found this to be funny but I did! lol! Sometimes we’re just lazy and thats okay!
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Yes, it is okay to have a lay day or even a moment as life can be tough at times. Though when I get ready to skip a task I am reminded of the following words from my elders. “Procrastination is the arrogant assumption that God owes you another chance to do tomorrow what he gave you the chance to do today.”
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