I’m the opposite. If i’m doing it, I do it. Clear the decks, send the family out, I’m having a run up.
I’ve just done my daughter’s room, including new coving, skim coating the ceiling with textured paint to blend in where a built in cupboard came out, new lining paper (same reason) and built new furniture. I also took the chance to do hall stairs and landing including sanding the laminate back to remove some major scratches and refinishing that. And then door frames and doors x5, although to be fair some of those are still waiting a second coat of gloss.
Family dispatched to MiL on friday after school, i got home at 6 and was on the prep by 7, plus a bit of actual work like the lining paper and the coving. Finished at 1am.
Saturday – up at 6; sanding with tea and toast in the other hand shortly after. Had an hour off to walk the dog at 10-ish but worked through to 11pm.
Sunday – up at 5am, so i could watch the GSW vs OKC playoff that I’d recorded the night before, and then on it by 730. Hour off for dog walk again, but otherwise pretty solid until about 4-ish when the family came home.
I can’t bear to have things dragging on. Do, or do not do. No in between. Helps if you can put TMS or the Olympics or something on the radio, and just settle in to do it.
[edit – just counted up, that’s about 28 hours 😯 ]