Later on that evening, the truth of that statement really hit me. I have pinned dozens of cool ideas, I have tons of goals and aspirations, and my bucket list isn't getting any shorter. Yet I spend time on Facebook liking the latest batch engagement photos instead of doing the stuff that I want to do in the first place.
So I decided to help myself change that bad habit. I made a list of the things I wanted to do this summer, and put them in one of my pretty blue mason jars. Anytime I am bored I won't have an excuse!
So here is to getting things done!
You're sweet :), but I'm pretty sure I waste just as much time on Facebook. I like your jar idea though! I've just got my projects stashed around my apartment 1/2 finished or sitting out waiting to be done. I can think of 5 off the top of my head! We should get some girls together after work some evening and have a craft party!
ReplyDeleteI'm always up for a girls-night craft session! Let's make this happen!!
DeleteI love this and your post about following through on blogging and other things. Scott and I have realized lately that our concentration and discipline is lacking, and we think it's a direct result of our time spent on Le Facebook and watching Netflix every living hour of the day. I like this idea of making a list, though! A) Because I love lists and B) I have 35+ mason jars and am looking for ways to use them.
ReplyDeleteLove you! And I want to see pictures of your cute apartment!!
I definitely feel your pain. I feel like my attention span is nothing these days! Facebook and technology in general have certainly made it a lot harder for me to be disciplined--there is just too much to focus on at once!
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