"And I Count It All As Time Well Wasted."

It's official.

I'm loosing it. And by It, I mean my mind. It is gone.

I know that I have mentioned a time or two that I have a slight problem with procrastinating.

And today, I must mention it again. Because I have really hit rock bottom. I have a to do list a page long, and somehow I managed to only get one thing crossed off of it today.

Due to the fact that I was busy. Very busy.

Entering bloggy giveaways. Catching up on some blog reading. Visiting People.com, because you know Britney's album was released today and OH MY WORD IS ANYONE OUT THERE BUYING IT?

Because I am concerned.

And what, you ask, am I exactly procrastinating from doing?

That would be packing. For all 6 of us. My kids have a fall break next week, and we are leaving Friday afternoon on our journey towards sunny skies and sandy beaches. And drinks that are served with big chunks of pineapple and little paper umbrellas in them.

And I hate packing. Because it is so much easier to pack, when the laundry is actually done. And laundry and done are not two words that are spoken together very often in my house.

So I was busy today doing anything BUT the laundry. And the packing. And the cleaning. And getting a pedicure. And renting movies. And exchanging too small shoes, for Choppy. Because I am too lazy to leave my house.

So instead, I made good use of my time. Of course I did.

There is a blog I like called Creative Organizing. I like this blog because it is so pretty. It is clean and simple and funny and all the projects that Aby shows are just perfect. And I am a sucker for perfect. So in doing my catch up blog reading, I came across this.

Which I found to be...inspirational. And of utter importance. And something I must do RIGHT NOW. Because what if we get sick? And need medicine? And can't find it? And then it won't matter if I haven't packed for our trip if I CAN'T FIND THE PROPER MEDICINE WE NEED. Because we will be sick. And we won't be going.

So see, I really was thinking ahead on this one.

I even pulled out the old P-Touch again. Because hey, Gramma always said if you're gonna take the time to do something, do it right.

When I was in college, procrastinating meant laying in my dorm room all day watching all the Designing Women re-runs and Sally Jesse my brain could take.

Now that I'm an adult, I organize pharmaceuticals. That I've paid 20.00 a bottle for. With a p-touch.

And that Internets, is the value of a college education.