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I need cat litter and cat food (it is non-emergent, this is stocking up so I can leave them extra while I am gone this weekend). I should go to the car wash even though given how cloudy it is I'm dubious they're open. And anyway I have to figure out how to get my radio antenna retracted first (the motor is broken).
I have to go to work tonight, and he added another hour, so I will have less time to eat and get ready.
With the knowledge that I can only do one or two things at most per day, I am not going shopping or investigating the car wash in the interests of being able to get myself out the door for work with the least amount of rush and stress and the most amount of spoons.
But that leaves me restless to do something right now.
And on top of it all I am feeling very small and fragile.
FML. Why is long-term task sequencing so hard?
I have to go to work tonight, and he added another hour, so I will have less time to eat and get ready.
With the knowledge that I can only do one or two things at most per day, I am not going shopping or investigating the car wash in the interests of being able to get myself out the door for work with the least amount of rush and stress and the most amount of spoons.
But that leaves me restless to do something right now.
And on top of it all I am feeling very small and fragile.
FML. Why is long-term task sequencing so hard?