> So, what to do with all this pressure? I find the best way for me is to lose myself in something.
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Heh. Among many other things, I am TEH QUEN OF PROCRASTINASTION. If I have things looming that I don't want to do, I will simply not think about them. The problem with this is that not thinking about them leads to me not even DOING them until the end, when I have to work very hard in a short span of time, simply because I have waited so long. I hate that. I'm trying to break the habit and get it through to myself that if I do the hard stuff BEFORE the fun stuff, that means a better job will be done on the hard stuff, I can do the fun stuff with impunity later, and I won't stress myself out by forcing myself into a time crunch.

Oh. And as far as WHAT I do? Absolutely ANYTHING except for what I am supposed to do but don't want to do. Even if, to escape it, I have to do something I like even LESS, like cleaning all the tiles and ceramic in my bathroom until they shine.

Sosi"scrubbing bubbles rule, though"qui