Tired Girls (mostly me) have a loose sense of time. Me, specifically, am not perpetually late, but rather time has little meaning when it comes to accomplishing things. I get an invite in the mail to attend a party. I want to attend and think "Yay fun! I will RSVP tomorrow." Three weeks go by and I realize it's two days till the party and I am just now getting around to RSVPing. Bleh. "I'll call her back" will happen in about 2 weeks. "I will write a thank you note" - one month. I started
reading a book last night that I "just bought" two years ago. It took me two years as well to get around to trying out a recipe for pumpkin cheesecake - and I felt super proud of myself for doing it then!
An 8 second clip that always makes me laugh (and one of my favorite movie quotes) - from the movie "I Heart Huckabee" - I feel like this guy:
I could give you a list of like 23 things that this Tired Girl time problem affects. The frustrating part is that I don't want to hurt people's feeling and sometimes this happens - my good intentions and suspended time frame don't always mix.
It is important to be really nice to people anyway (unless they are jerks and then that is a whole other issue), and especially for this purpose. When you text your BFF back five days later it's important that she knows you love her. I write about the importance of Tired Girls being nice here.
I do not have any solution or explanation to lack of time sense. Why does three months feel like "right away"? I don't know.

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