2026. 01. 15 | What better way to procrastinate?
I'm not sure what it is, but I get these obsessions at night about the things I can do to "fix" my life in some way. Always max energy, best intentions, and almost zero follow-through.
Like, yesterday, I convinced myself that I would wfh more productively if I had a library card and could reserve a workplace at the library, so /decision 1/ I bought myself a library membership while in bed.
This morning, I woke up and decided to work from home anyway. I was tired + even if I wanted to go into work, the trains were disrupted + that meant A would be wfh today too. Excuses.
I also obsessed over which train subscription I was going to switch to this weekend. My normal ("always free") is now €400/month, which is just too much. It costs me €32 per day without a subscription, so I'm like, is it even worth it to get the always free?
So, /decision 2/ I decided to take the free during off-hours subscription. This means I take trains after 9am, getting into work at 10:15-30, and take the 6:30 train home. I don't like being limited in this way, but it's €130/month and that makes way more sense right?
And, /decision 3/, by going into work so late every morning, I'll be forced to exercise before work. Like, it'll have to be a habit bc there is no other time I could do it.
Oh, /decision 4/, I felt like my social circle was shrinking once again, so I'm back on Bumble BFF.
/decision 5/ - Ordered paint to paint our bathroom pink this weekend.
It's got to be that I lack productivity through the day, so I get anxious and my brain tries to compensate by "being productive" and "making decisions" that'll supposedly fix my life, or sth.