Every once in a while, our ill advised behavior actually pays good dividends. I had one of those experiences about 36 years ago this spring. I was in high school at the time and probably didn’t deserve my good fortune. I took it anyway.
I inadvertently learned a lesson in work/life balance back then, by not completing a project I was supposed to finish. I’m not saying there were no consequences for my delinquency, there were; but the long term positives far out weighed the negatives. And they still do.
As you can probably guess by the somewhat cryptic and rambling nature of this post, I’m trying entice you to slide on over to Wise & Shine and read my piece for this week- called Lord Jim.
Yep- that Lord Jim. The novel by Joseph Conrad. I promise that reading my blog piece will take far less time and be much less mentally taxing than reading Conrad’s novel.
If you’re willing to indulge me, here’s the Wise & Shine link to Lord Jim, my version.
Read Lord Jim at Wise & Shine
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One of these days I’ll get around to joining Procrastinators Anonymous.
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It sounds like you’ve made a smooth transition from a work life of never having enough time to do the things you want to do to a retirement life of having plenty of time to avoid the things you want to do…
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ππ I like that phrasing!
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I enjoyed reading this ToddβΊοΈ Well done
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Thanks Mom!
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Enjoy your weekend and good luck with the race Todd
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Thank you! πββοΈ
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The nearest I usually get to a half marathon is watching them pass my Windows in the Glasgow Run
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Posting here as well: you, sir, are a pro crastinator! π
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Haha nice one! π
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