Draining Deadlines

Deadlines:

Created by those in charge with no thought to the induced stress.

Deadlines:

Always set within short spaces of time.

They drain a person

Squeezing out every drop of joy, patience, and energy.

Deadlines:

Long minutes turning into hours

Spent in front of the computer

Creating a band across your forehead and a burning in your eyes.

Deadlines:

A heartfelt sigh when completed.

The rejuvenation begins -

Until the next looms on the horizon.

What do you feel about deadlines?

© Colline Kook-Chun, 2013

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I am an educator, blogger, wife and mother. I enjoy reading, scrapbooking, crafting, photography, and spending time with my family.
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23 Responses to Draining Deadlines

  1. newsferret says:

    So glad I no longer have to face or create deadlines.

  2. I love deadlines. I like the whooshing noise they make as they go flying past me.

  3. Alex Autin says:

    I guess that would depend on the deadline, and who’s issuing it. They can be stressful, but they can also push us to preform our best.

  4. Everyday, another deadline. I’m okay with it as long as it’s possible in the amount of time given. With more time, it’s better!

  5. Imelda says:

    Deadlines – they spur creativity, so says the eternal procrastinator. ;-)

  6. Gemma says:

    I’m with newsferret! :-)

  7. aFrankAngle says:

    Deadlines are a necessary evil …. even the reasonable ones. Then again, we seem to enjoy putting ourselves under pressure. Thanks for the welcome back today!

  8. jakesprinter says:

    And now I`m rush to commenting , lots of work in my desk too lol,
    Thanks for this post Colline I`ll be back later love it :)

  9. rommel says:

    URGH! I have one right now, but I’m not on it. Oooops. :D Darn blogging making me procrastinate. :lol:

  10. I wish deadline is friendly, but it’s not lol.

    Have a good weekend Colline.:)

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