Updates on my struggles: Part 2

Scooped from: Paleo

Laziness in the morning...this happens to many of us. We have the best intentions of getting up when our alarms go off.

Unfortunately, I don't have a real update on my morning routine. I've been getting to work on time more often but hit that snooze button basically every day.

However, I'm not as lazy as I was last year around this time. I've figured out how to get more things done during the days (especially on the weekends) so that I have a social life and a work life. I've been doing better at getting dishes done.

Still have to improve on getting my laundry folded and put away after it's done.
Trying to get back on track with consistently reading my Bible in the mornings so that I START my days off right!

Get yo' lazy self up!

It's hard to admit this but...*sigh*...confession is good for the soul, right? I am a real bum sometimes and I procrastinate...A LOT.  What's the lesson in this?  Well, I'm working on it.  I've learned that laziness really prohibits me from accomplishing as much as I'd like to during the day and that laziness is VERY selfish.  For instance, when I lazily procrastinate on doing things around the house (i.e. cleaning, dishes, etc.) this adds to the amount of things I have to do later.  Why laziness is selfish:  laziness only "benefits" me.  If I sleep in or take a long nap (not because I really need the sleep but because I'm lazy), this cuts in on the 24 hours that I have to do things (especially spending time with the Lord).  Let's look at what the Scriptures say about laziness...it's pretty embarrassing when the Word discovers my condition as always.