which led to a trip to the basement to look for these carrots

Procrastination of tax preparations came to an abrupt end this week.  But before I could get down to business, tulips had to be put on the table to look at.  Which required a trip to the store.

And who can look at figures and such without coffee?  So that had to be prepared. 

Then I had to put the plant that had been on the table on the front porch to make way for the tulips. Which led to a trip to the basement to look for these carrots to put on the bunny thing by the front door because the hearts that were there were clearly out of synch with the holidays.  

Of course I had to sweep the porch while I was outside.  You can't update things, and leave dead leaves and the like scattered about.  

No one excels at dilly-dallying like me.    

Comments

[Emie]

It's amazing that when it comes time to prepare taxes there are so many chores that need immediate attention.
Who could look at a bunch of numbers without carrots on the front porch?

[robin cox walsh]

Procrastination is an art unto itself! I think I could give you a run for your money in that department! ;) (The close up of the tulips is STUNNING! Thank you for sharing!)

[jacki long]

Oh that's my problem, I don't have tulips.
I am in the same boat with you Carole,
"easily distracted by shiny objects!" ;o)

[Brother]

Sister - it's genetic! You can't help it. Mom perfected the art of dilly dallying / puttering around / chasing shiny objects etc. over 85 years. I've got the Angie gene too and am doing my best to keep it alive and well!!! Embrace it - we're certainly too damn old to change it and it's a cheap way to entertain oneself. You never know what surprise might be next!

[carol]

Thanks Robin :)