Since I am a master of Procrastination, I thought I should look up the word’s definition. After all, what am I “pro” of? The Online Etymology Dictionary says, “1540s, from Middle French procrastination and directly from Latin procrastinationem (nominative procrastinatio) “a putting off from day to day,” noun of action from past participle stem of procrastinare “put off till tomorrow, defer, delay,” frompro- “forward” (see pro-) + crastinus “belonging to tomorrow,” from cras “tomorrow,” of unknown origin. So there. Now, I will pretend to go do some stuff I am supposed to do. Fauxpostcrastination? Perhaps.
I think there are a lot of us who are masters of this art! Nice clouds though 🙂
Lol! Yes, I am sure! I read a great article about how procrastination can save you money. I know some of my big ideas that I never did would have cost a lot! Ha!
Thanks for the compliment!
Now there’s another one – hindsight – if only we could master that 😀
Lol! Too true!
You may be the Master but I am second in command ! Wondrous photo !
LOL! Excellent! Good to know I am in good company!
Yes you are Christie 🙂