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So V is all kinds of awesome and called the ballet company about the ticket confusion. They were also amazing in that they completely understood (we were not the only people who bought the wrong tickets) and offered us tickets to Saturday's show. Not only that, but they managed to find us seats that were very close to the ones we originally picked out. We were pleased and impressed that they would do that. The show itself was incredible from the sets to the performances, and I'm very happy we got to see it.
On a completely unrelated note, do you ever feel that the longer you put something off the harder it is to get back into it? Phone calls to return, emails to answer, tags to write. I have stare-downs with my email more often than I care to admit. Little unread messages that popped up over the weekend that cry out, "Answer meeee." And I'm like, "I caaaan't. You've been sitting too long." It's a guilt thing I think. I feel guilty that things get put off (even for legit reasons not just laziness) and when I think about doing them I remember how long they've sat around, I get this guilty/panicky feeling, and I can't concentrate on what I need to do so I do something else. This just makes things worse. Once I do get around to it (by sheer force of will or looming deadline), I realize it wasn't nearly as bad as I thought. In fact, it was stupidly easy, and I wonder why I put it off in the first place. But I never learn and this just keeps happening....
All of this really means is that I need to stop procrastinating and write up a communion schedule for church. /headdesk I'm really going to do it. I am. Because it is stupidly easy, and I'm being stupid.
On a completely unrelated note, do you ever feel that the longer you put something off the harder it is to get back into it? Phone calls to return, emails to answer, tags to write. I have stare-downs with my email more often than I care to admit. Little unread messages that popped up over the weekend that cry out, "Answer meeee." And I'm like, "I caaaan't. You've been sitting too long." It's a guilt thing I think. I feel guilty that things get put off (even for legit reasons not just laziness) and when I think about doing them I remember how long they've sat around, I get this guilty/panicky feeling, and I can't concentrate on what I need to do so I do something else. This just makes things worse. Once I do get around to it (by sheer force of will or looming deadline), I realize it wasn't nearly as bad as I thought. In fact, it was stupidly easy, and I wonder why I put it off in the first place. But I never learn and this just keeps happening....
All of this really means is that I need to stop procrastinating and write up a communion schedule for church. /headdesk I'm really going to do it. I am. Because it is stupidly easy, and I'm being stupid.