… saves nine?
According the The Phrase Finder:
The Anglo Saxon work ethic is being called on here. Many English proverbs encourage immediate effort as superior to putting things off until later; for example, ‘one year’s seeds, seven year’s weeds’, ‘procrastination is the thief of time’ and ‘the early bird catches the worm‘.
Clearly the AS work ethic passed me by as I am the Queen of Procrastination. This chick<8000clicks>chick was supposed to be posted on Sunday.
A Stitch in Time ...
I’m the ticking bomba-relógio on the left while djbeat is displaying her superior mending efforts on the right.
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PS: Muito obrigada to stinkypaw, St Jude, Daisyfae, djbeat, Penfold, surftwin, and Shannon for their comments on Our Lives … !
Ooh if you would like some further interesting and fun ideas for procrastinating let me know, I have tried many over the past two years.
The procrastination possibilities are limitless. Yay for putting off today what we can do tomorrow!
nothing wrong with procrastination. how else would we ever prioritize if we didn’t wait til the last minute? love the photos…
How would anything ever get done if it wasn’t left until the last minute?? No fire under my ass = no priority …
Oh that haunting image of a needle, thread and a dictionary – it reminds me of a Stephen King mini series that I never saw once… xxx
Smartass. xxx
I have my moments as well, but since I’m lazy I tend to either do it right away and then sit on my ass or I procrastinate and eventually get to it, if I do…
Best quote I read on a blog the other day, I have it stuck to a post it above my desk: “Begun is half done.“
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