Just got up at noon. And this time it was for a reason. I messed around with my ebook libraries on Calibre. Now there are no duplicates in any library. Then I took my endless lists of books I've read since 2011, by genre, at least one copy of each from who knows when, and made sure the master lists had all the books on them, and deleted the extras. I probably also was here for a spell or two, plus played a few games of Mahjong.
When I finished it was 5.30 a.m. At least some things are clean and tidy, even if they reside on my computer. I get on a roll, and hyper-focus on what I'm doing, so I didn't realize so much time had passed. This is sometimes associated with ADHD, and sometimes it is just normal behavior for people. I don't have ADHD. I have procrastination "disease" in spades, though. I never hyper-focus on chores ... it's always mental work like studying, doing taxes, making sure my Calibre libraries are perfect, playing Mahjong, and writing.
It would be nice to do chores while in the zone, totally concentrated on what needs to be done, with no other thoughts intruding. When I do chores, I have to reward myself. I set a goal for how much time I will spend before I get to read my book again, or do something with the dog. Boy, my world has diminished! Sometimes I don't want to read, which is a first. I might watch episodes 3 & 4 of Maid today, just to celebrate not being one (ha!).
When one of my boys was three, he said, "Mommy, I figured it out! Eve was the first woman, and she was also the first maid!" Grrrr. When I had a maid service business, it was easier to be a maid. Clean and go, didn't have to watch the cleaning being undone, and I had a reputation to uphold.
Today, I feel energized, compared to all of the last week, so I will accomplish something. There is no shortage of things to do. I wish I wanted to do some of them. Sometimes it makes me tired just thinking of the journey from what is, to what I'd like it to be.