Instead of anything...

I rearranged my sock drawer. Seriously.

Instead of researching a new client...

I finished up my shibori scarf. Sweet, huh? I think it looks like seaweed (in a good way).

Instead of prepping for my talk at the St. Joe Library tonight...

I went to the new Four Winds Casino in New Buffalo. That was not so productive.

Instead of fretting...

I enjoyed Christmas, gifts and pot roast and the Four Winds Casino and all.

Instead of prepping for my talk at the St. Joe Library on 12/27...

I took a nap.

What with my mom's detailed schedule and shopping list and my book signing...

There was no procrastination today.

Instead of being efficient in my work...

I spent countless hours waiting for my mom's dial-up service to kick in. I love Michigan.

Instead of attacking my to-do list while traveling...

I slept during the first leg and turned $20 into $150 while playing video poker during my layover in Vegas!

Instead of working on a new proposal...

I set up my new bed and packed for Michigan.

Instead of reviewing SEO content...

I sent out a list of questions to my extended family to start a dialogue over the holidays.

Sorry, no procrastination today.

Instead of wrapping up the book proposals...

I cleaned and rearranged my apartment slightly to accommodate my new 29-inch TV (my friends got the flat screen and I got lucky).

Instead of knocking out several short book proposals...

I cleaned up a few things on my website.

What day is it?

I've lost my mind.

Instead of, uh, never mind.

There was definitely no procrastinating today.

Instead of hitting the ground running this morning...

I unsubscribed from various e-mail lists.

Instead of sleeping...

I washed my linens.

Instead of writing pitch letters...

I mopped the floors.

Instead of finishing an essay...

I eyeballed the new decor in the cosmetics department at Nordstorm, targeting counters particularly ripe for free samples.

There was no procrastination today...

Instead of finishing an essay...

I moved the furniture in my apartment so new windows could be installed.