Well... I was a tad over-confident in my being accomplished skills last week, wasn't I?

Because this morning (Tuesday) I sat at my desk, looked at my to-do list, and do you know what I did?

Well... not my to-do list. Let's say that. I'm leaving for Florida in two days because I'm in a wedding and then spending a few days after going to the parks. Which, I'm excited about. But, I saw all I wanted to accomplish before I left and basically shut down.

What I Actually Did

Wrote a blog post about my procrastination. (But three blog posts in one month. WHAT? Who am I?)
Watched YouTube videos.
Finished reading A Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue. (Although, I would argue this was one of the best life choices I've made as of late. Even if it wasn't actually useful to my current situation.)
Went to the library and picked up two more books along with some McDonalds.
Played Dragon City and Magic Kingdoms on my phone. (I'm so close to leveling up Prince Charming you guys...)

What I Should Have Done

Revise the first chapter of my novel so it's ready to go for PitchWars in August.
Get started on packing for my Florida Trip.
Finish up the Vlog Every Day August (VEDA) calendar for WeVlogCollective.
Pre-film videos for VEDA.
Check in with my critique partners on their novels.
Schedule Tweets to promote VEDA so I don't have to worry about it on my trip.
Take a picture for this silly blog post so it could look pretty and marketable.

Then, before I knew it, I had to go to my last day of work before my trip. (My kind manager gave me the day off so I had time to pack.) So... at least I have another day. As long as I don't waste more time on the Internet.

So much for tooting my own horn about how efficient and productive I am. But, we all have those days, right?

Now I can maybe focus on something truly important:

Which books I'll be reading on the plane.