Mikiesboy

yeah... that sounds like a good idea

Well just chill out and let them work, boss. You'll be back to yourself shortly!

Hi boss, how you feeling?

Good for you!! That's really good! I always do that .. no games until such and such is done, no writing until ... So things get done.

LOL.. that's my Husband for you ... LOL He has a very quick and sharp wit, He's very funny. I'm glad your laptop is safe.

Please write down what you do. Like: I cleaned the bedside table, i organized and cleaned the bookshelf. The idea is to see what you did.. not what you didn't do. Add things you didn't do today, to a new To Do List. And when you look at your What I Did List at the end of the day and if there is more on the To Do List...that is fine because you accomplished more than you would have done just sitting around saying, I suck. As my dear Husband says, "The only time I want to hear 'i suck' is when you are kneeling in front of me with my dick in your hand.' LOL.. .

Unless you need the closet don't do it today. Clean first. The clothes can wait a day or so. Once the room is clean you can organize the clothes.

Oh and @Thorn Wilde once you start put the timer on for 45 minutes. Work for those 45 minutes and when the timer goes off, go and make a cup of tea. Sit down, not in your room, and look out the window. Finish your tea and then go back to work. You will feel better, you will feel better about your room and yourself for doing a good job.

You can feel like 'i suck' for the next twenty minutes. Put the timer on. Read this, it may help with where to start, which can be overwhelming, i know: https://www.wikihow.com/Deep-Clean-and-Organize-Your-Room I start with surfaces, do the bedside table, do the book shelves, fold and put things away. Have a bag for garbage and actually USE it. Being angry or hating yourself will not get things done. You can do this, one surface at a time. When you're finished, you will have a clean space. Then clean it once a week.

rapporteur noun | ra-por-TER Definition : a person who gives reports (as at a meeting of a learned society) Rapporteur was adopted into English in the 16th century and is a descendant of the Middle French verb rapporter, meaning "to bring back, report, or refer." Other descendants of rapporter in English include rapportage (a rare synonym of reportage, in the sense of "writing intended to give an account of observed or documented events") and rapport ("a harmonious relationship," as in "The young teacher had a good rapport with the students"). The words report, reporter, reportage, etc., are also distant relatives of rapporteur; all can ultimately be traced back to the Latin prefix re-, meaning "back, again, or against," and the Latin word portare, meaning "to carry."

i understand ... i dont like the damp either. Toronto is damp in the winter ... it's pretty for two minutes the snow and then it turns grey and blah cuz of the cars and plows and stuff. You need a body suit made like your gloves!

The sky is grey now but earlier it sort of had a light-pink-grey thing happening. i am up because of my knee .. and i need to start to get back in my usual routine.

Noooooo, it's here where winter is supposed to be....we have snow and everything!

it's snowing and it's late ... i look out the window and wish, i know a waste of time but i do it anyway, i wish things would not ever change. no stars to wish on tonight ... just that weird snowy night sky. looks like the world is wrapped in grey felt ... oh this boy needs to go to sleep ... maybe when i wake i'll be real .... good night all.

Good night, Reader!! xo

It's very thick and fast here.

Been snowing all day over here ... still falling ...

Oh long day, Sir. Have a great vacation, Sir! Good night.

Good night ...

Night Boss, feel better!!

i think i'd have a glass of plain 2% ... that's a lot of fat and sugar... hate to nag, but i'm gonna.

That article calls for low fat did it not? ...

are you doing that much exercise? .. there is a lot of sugar in that

hot bath