DAILY PROMPT: Divide
There are many directions I could take this prompt, however, given the fact we are already a divided country on just about every issue imaginable, I’ll stick to something more specific to me. I call it the great divide – that space between what I plan to accomplish on any given day and those things I actually accomplish.
I’m an organizer by nature or perhaps by genetics (blame my mother) and in the past, all that organizing has helped me get things done promptly. Not so much anymore. The older I get, the more paralyzing it has become and the greater the divide.
Division of any kind is unproductive and when it seems to be between my two ears; it is a bit worrisome.
Most days I’m able to focus and strike a line through every item on my to-do-list. Other times? I’m lucky if I write a sentence with the letters going in the right direction!
If this aging thing gets any more exciting, y’all might just get to see me tap dancing. Until then, I’ll divide my tasks minute by minute and hope to hell I get something finished.
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I used to be pretty organized, but now I’m pretty organized and I guess I have been for a while now. I guess that Great Divide maybe wasn’t so Great, since I don’t know when or how or why it happened. It just did!
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Things do tend to sneak up on us don’t they? LOL Thanks for stopping by and joining the conversation.
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You’re welcome. And I hope you read “now I’m pretty UNorganized” which is what I meant to write!
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“I’m an organizer by nature or perhaps by genetics (blame my mother) ” I am an organizer, too… but I never thought about where the trait originated????
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Oh, I have no doubt! My mother started us at a very early age. Thanks for participating in the conversation.
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When this prompt, arrived in my inbox, the first thing that popped in my mind was “great divide.” We seem to be more and more on the same wave length here lately. LOL Good post.
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What can I say? You nailed it – great minds think a like (when I can keep a thought in my head for longer than a nano second). LOL
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