I spent the first hour of the prime working part of my day being neurotic. The books are stacked up for my summer writing project. I have to sit on the porch and plow through them, but I don’t have the pressure of a conference deadline to force me to get it done. I’ve got a very soft deadline of the end of the summer or so. I should never have vague deadlines like that. It just opens the door for major procrastination.
After the kids went off to school, I worried about their various bumps in the road. I tried to go to the gym to work off the bad energy, but I didn’t have the attention span for it. PMS has to be fueling these neurotic fits.
Thank God I have a job, because I don’t have the freedom to be neurotic during the school year. It’s probably best for my kids, too.
Apt. 11d 
It’s perfectly possible to be a neurotic procrastinator without PMS. Just saying.
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Meeting a deadline hard or soft can be grueling, and PMS is just like whip cream. Add this beautiful weather, and you have a cherry on top.
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