Motivationallessness

Doing nothing is very hard to do – you never know when you’re finished.
- Leslie Nielsen

 

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photo by eye of einstein

Let me see…how can I describe my day?  Um, EXCITING!. No.  EVENTFULL! No.  How about motivationallessness?  Ahh, yes. That’s it. 

Motivationallessness – Having the quality of being less than motivated and a complete lack of desire to motivate others. 

It’s my word, my definition. I googled.  

When my feet hit the floor, it was obvious.  Every ounce of me did not want to get out from under the warmth and comfort of my bed.  Not a drop of adrenaline did I have. 

I asked myself, “Did I sleep ok?”  I think so.  Except for around 1:30AM when out of no where there was a loud thumping on my ear.  You know that sound that is heard when someone taps on a microphone?  Yeah, that’s what I was hearing at 1:30am.  No, I wasn’t at a club, or a concert.  I was wrapped up in my dreams, sawing logs, sleeping is what I’m trying to say.  

TAP TAP TAP TAP

“Chloe?” I thought to myself, not really awake but just sort of there.  ”How is my cat making that thump on my ear?”  I was sleepily perplexed.

TAP TAP TAP

Ok, alright.  I rolled over ready to push the cat off the bed, and there was Austin, my son.  

“Hey Buddy.  What are you doing?” I croaked and groaned sleepishly, as I looked past his silhouette, peering at the clock. 

“hmphr hhafgp lojlhkll hj hsh”, he said.  We were both still asleep. I had no idea what he just said.

After much filtering and “huh?? What???”ing, it turns out, he had a nightmare and didn’t want to go back to bed.  

“I think I ate too much before I went to bed,” I heard him say.  Though I knew he hadn’t.  

Anyway, he was back in bed by 1:35 or so.  I don’t think that would have been the cause my motivationallessness.  

I think….I think it was just one of those days where I didn’t need nor want to do anything.  I needed a day to recharge, even after being off all weekend.  I did have something to do every day this weekend.  Didn’t get my normal recharge time in I suppose.  

I did go to work.  I did manage to force myself to write a few hundred words in my “novel” that I am writing for nanowrimo.  But it wasn’t because I was really motivated.  I felt bad not writing actually.  I’m already behind by a half a day on the number of words that need to be written.

Even as bad as this day seems, it was still much better, like a million times better, than my best day when I was drinking.  I must thank God for that.  I take this day as a “Hey, Scott!! Your Still Real!!” day.  And you know, I’m ok with that.  

Thanks for stopping by and putting your ears on.  Tell me something great about your day why don’t you?  I would really love to hear it!

I think the Austin episode was probably the greatest point of my day.  It’s been a while since he has woken me up with an issue.  I’m just glad I wasn’t drunk!  I would have missed that opportunity too.

 

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