The meaning behind it, though, isn't too cool.
One thing I've definitely learned from the stay-at-home mandate of coronavirus is that unless a list of "to do's" is written, it is easy to fritter away the day and that's not good.
Usually, during "normal" times, it's hard to find a single 10-minute slot in which to fritter.
However, during these at home days, there are whole stretches of time to fill.
By doing a little bit of this and a little bit of that, before one knows it, the day is coming to an end. Uh oh.
Honestly, I don't like frittering time because it's way too precious.
Tomorrow, I'm going to have a list.
No more frittering!
DO YOU EVER FRITTER DURING STAY-AT-HOME TIMES?
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