The idea is not mine. But it's something I've been doing most of my life. In case you're wondering what I'm talking about, here's an explanation. It's interesting reading (definitely more interesting that what I have to say, for sure).
The transition from procrastination to structured procrastination happened when I started cleaning my hostel room before a quiz instead of reading a book/whining/going out for ice-cream. Right now, I'm sitting and writing this, instead of packing for a trip tomorrow. Heading out to a conference in Columbus, OH. I'm relatively relaxed since I'm not presenting anything. Hope to meet an old college roommate, maybe get in some table-tennis and finish my paper for my qualifier. Oh, and listen to lots of practice talks, probably.
It's raining! Why am I excited? Because that means that the skies are watering my tomato plant for me:)
The transition from procrastination to structured procrastination happened when I started cleaning my hostel room before a quiz instead of reading a book/whining/going out for ice-cream. Right now, I'm sitting and writing this, instead of packing for a trip tomorrow. Heading out to a conference in Columbus, OH. I'm relatively relaxed since I'm not presenting anything. Hope to meet an old college roommate, maybe get in some table-tennis and finish my paper for my qualifier. Oh, and listen to lots of practice talks, probably.
It's raining! Why am I excited? Because that means that the skies are watering my tomato plant for me:)
