When you live life one step forward, but two steps back
I have about four to five hours of active productivity within me per day.
Prioritizing doesn’t always seem to work since there is obviously more things to do actively during the day than four hours’ worth.
Included in these few hours are:
- Laundry (never-ending)
- Cooking/cleaning/organizing (never gets done, barely a dent is made in these behemoths of tasks)
- Errands (grocery shopping, post office, vet, doctor appointments, and such)
- Socialization (yeah, that’s a killer. More than two hours and I’m generally completely drained.)
My lack of energy is due to depression, bodily pain (previous injuries), and major introversion (which affects socialization). Continue reading “The Dreadful Disposition of a Lack of Energy”