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I still do that putting off thing for tasks I hate too. All it does is prolong the agony, but I still do it.

[Rant warning]:
I don't see why the taxman doesn't take on the responsibility of the job, like they do in the UK. Why put millions of people through all that work and pain every damn year when the experts could do the job so much more efficiently? If the taxpayer is self-employed it's more understandable, but for everybody else it would be much simpler to just take the tax off at the source and supply the numbers so that the taxpayer could challenge it if they thought there was a mistake. Come to think, why are people who receive less than the average income paying any tax at all? [End of rant]

Four years and six months and counting and still not made redundant from work

get ready, cause it's a lot for me lately!

Completed
1. taxes
1.1 reset old job multi-factor authentication
1.2 calculate some annoying number
1.2.1 learn what the annoying number was
1.2.2 find all the data points to calculate
1.2.3 use a calculator to add
1.3 submit taxes to the IRS
2. Costco run (got new ear buds!)
2.1 ate a slice of pepperoni pizza
3. Wal-Mart on the way back
4. Car Mechanic Simulator

Planned for later, gator
5. Socialize in person

jogging. usually don't go jogging two days in a row, but no work today and yesterday, and nothing else to do.

did a lot of laundry b/c my stupid lil boss had the nerve to tell me that i could not wear sweatpants anymore, even though Head Cashier DF and Alexis wear sagging pants. (double standards, not "discrimination").

Took my blood pressure
Made breakfast
Rehearsed a few songs for next weekend. Didn't much like how I played and sang them, but there's time to improve.

Returned my beer cans.

^ Did you get refills?

Over a month after the time change, I finally reset my clock. It took about 30 seconds. Great job me

I held out for about a week, to protect myself from its impact on the heart. I'd have ignored the time change till the world comes back to my way of thinking after 6 months, but you have to be practical. I've got a number of clocks - blood pressure monitor, camera, wrist watch, microwave - so it was quite a bit of work all in all.

^I wasn't thinking about that, I just forgot. I still have a schedule I need to follow so I've been looking at it and just adding an hour in my head. That was a constant reminder to change it but I still took a month to actually do it.

Once I forgot so well that I turned up for work an hour early. I couldn't understand why the traffic was so light and the building was so empty. I thought it was the Twilight Zone or something.

No, but I got about $35 for them.

I've done similar. Left thinking I had work, everything's dead. Get to Honda and realize no wonder the roads were empty, it's 5:30 am on a Saturday.

I had fun around people

applied for a couple jobs in and out of home depot.

laundry dishes garbage

Swimming, lunch, journaling, pampering self, dancing, dinner, Love of the Spectrum