There are quite a few of us who’d like to make lists or organised outlines of the things we plan on going about doing on a particular day, week or month.
I am one of those people.
I’m kind of OCD and I like my things planned, organised, and stress-free.
So most of the time-be it exams, programs, studying, writing, even reading, I make these annoying, god-forsaken ‘To-Do Lists’ that I-by god- NEVER follow.
Like all things planned, my ‘tasks’ consist of me having to put a considerable amount of visual, mental, and physical energy into doing them, so my best-friend (please note the sarcasm) laziness makes an appearance, and all that planning goes to shit.
Honestly, the amount of pages, pen-ink, and sticky notes I’ve wasted making these lists would probably be enough to support an entire nation’s stationery needs.
In conclusion, ‘To-Do Lists’ kinda suck-like by 10%.
Because, in truth actually they don’t, it’s more like-I suck because I can’t make them work.
What does it make me if this blog post was a task on my To-Do List I just crossed out?
incendiary 