I don't feel this way about most chores since I despise most chores :/ I feel this way about errands and personal daily or weekly/monthly/etc. goals I set for myself. I suppose I can try to condition myself to actually enjoy chores, but it does not seem worth it and seems like too much work after a lifetime of being conditioned negatively regarding chores. That's my personal take. XD

Oh hell yes. I usually take a week off in the fall and just go crazy, inside and out. This year I couldn't because my hospital was merged (head stomping really) and I worked 20 out of the last 23 days, so I'm just picking off the smaller ones for now. Can't wait to do the big ones.

My nagging chore was to remodel my second 55 year old bathroom which was way overdue. Glass subway tile and Granite floor sink etc. Took 3 months before all parts were ordered delivered and installed.

Yes.
I'm too stoic to elaborate (dishes and laundry, cough-cough) but I FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEL this.

I was able to finally track down and order a part of my truck that has been elusive. Now I can put away my pith helmet and binoculars for a few days

Oh definitely. I had extra time today. Put an extra blanket on the bed. Got the big pile of laundry taken care of, got the computer speakers hooked up. Feels great.

Went for a run this morning. It was too beautiful to stay inside.

Just finished peeling, coring and slicing a dozen ripe Concorde pears. Swished the slices in lemon/orange juice and into the dryer.

Glad that's done. Time to put my feet up.

This past week I helped install gutters on my work shop and did some reorganizing and cleaning in there. I took a bunch of stuff to the donation center and to the dump. This is something I have needed to do for a couple of years; so, it felt good. Although, today, my body is feeling it a little bit.

Today is a nice day and I need to get myself into gear and finish sealing my front fence. I also need to finish my gazebo/bird feeding station before the bad weather sets in. Maybe I will start on those after I take a nap .

Update: I finished sealing my fence. I spilled the last of the sealant; but not until after I was done (I must have had an angel looking out after me ).

The gazebo will have to wait for another day. I'm spent!

I find it not so much rewarding as happy that it is no longer a chore.

Nagging chore? What is that? Things need doing.. it make sense to take care of business...

I like to do my own plumbing and small repairs. Then, whenever I turn on that water, or light, or close that door, I take some pride in it.

My nagging chore is to finish painting my back porch but I am too damned lazy and I hate painting. Now I have very little time left.

I was forced by upcoming plans to clean out my largest suitcase.
When my last move took place, I threw a bunch of stuff from my closet
into it, closed the lid, and never gave the contents another thought.

In the process of emptying it, I came across a whole bunch of stuff I'd
forgotten I even owned.
The girl child is getting a new purse to play with.
Her mother is getting "almost new" jeans that I can no longer squeeze my
fat ass into.
Found some old pictures, too. Some of people who have passed, and some
of people who are no longer children.

In any case, it's empty, and ready to be packed.

Completing ones chores once they get to them ,really does make you feel good and accomplished