Well, considering Ive gotten up at 5:30 am the last few days to haul debris out from a job site, then do roofing immediatley after that (in the cold too), I dont consider myself lazy at all.
Not a day goes by when don't I condemn myself for not putting those gears in motion. :cry: But when they are in motion life is bliss.
Bah! it's such a vicious cycle, I'm like a ridiculed fat guy who mends his wounds by dipping his face in ice cream. I tell myself that I WILL get back to work once I finish this gaming session, but after the game, I come on internet forums until I'm back in the mode for the game...grr.
Yes i do, i procrastenate, sometimes don't even do what i have to, sleep a lot, get about 12 hrs when im not going to school, and i just sit around the house doing nothing a lot of the time
Depends on the setting mainly. At home, I am very lazy, I lay around and play games till I sleep. At school, still lazy, its a breeze, and getting all A's isn't exactly difficult, but when I had a job I was always attentive. I always tried to be on top of things cause I needed the money badly, alas, the hours disappeared and I was let go :(
You guess? He was too lazy to think of whether he really was or not, he didn't know to begin with so he just took the easy route. Probably ought to seek therapy.
Absolutely. People around me might not consider me lazy since I always finish things in time, I've always done a lot of house chores and I've had a lot of part-time jobs... but I know better >_>
A normal day for me would go like this, id wake up at 12:00 mid day and then play xbox, eat breakfast, watch tv, go on my laptop and repeat this cycle the next day. So i guess im a little lazy.
I'm totally lazy, I can't even finish my homework before classes start. Sometimes everything seems so easy to do that I wait for the last moment to finish it.
Yes. I don't see the sense in rushing into doing things. When I actually do them, I tend to become impatient and go as fast as possible but it's a slow process to muster the energy to do start stuff.
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