I also learned at an early age that I should do work before play.
Flash forward 40 years.
And here I am in this place where my work *is* my play, you know? I would rather do my art (which is my work) than almost anything else in the world. For that reason, it feels very much like play. Which is why I have a conundrum. Since my work feels like play, cleaning the house, managing the biz end (paperwork, ugh) seems like work. And if I do all my work first (which is pretty much an impossible task), I have no time to play or do my *real* work. You know what I mean????
No wonder I am walking around in a perpetual state of confusion.
consider yourself very lucky !!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I have said the same thing. I have to get my work done before I can play...so some days I never get to play...and around and around it goes! If I play....my 'work' suffers and then I feel guilt! lol But what a blessing to have choices! I'm not really complaining...only saying I know exactly what you mean!
ReplyDeleteI might have the answer: housework is really somebody ELSE'S work. You pitch in sometimes to be helpful, but it's not your work. Now, get to work!
ReplyDeletei completely share this state of confusion. thank you for stating so perfectly. now what was I doing?
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