I believe there are certain times when āpushing throughā is good for
I agree with pushing through, āmentally.ā Forcing myself to go - anywhere, or go do a minor chore. By not pushing through Physically, I stand a better chance of getting something done the next day, too. Rather than being down for 3 days, because I DID push too much.
Unfortunately robotic vacuums would not work in my studio. The ground isnāt level.
My kitchen has laminate, with rugs over 85% of it. (Large kitchen dinning room combination). I have 2 dogs that will not walk on the laminate, because they slid horribly the first time they went into the area. They wound up at the vet, because they both actually injured themselves. Anyways - the robot goes up & down over the edges of the rugs quite easily. And I use a āwet wipeā style mop, with a dish soapy washcloth attached to get the areas between. What Iām saying - take a second look at whatās out there.
But I agree that they can be costly. Some large retailers like Amazon sell ārefurbishedā models for a reduced cost. I recently replaced my downstairs model with a refurbished unit for half of what I paid for the 1st one brand new - and itās an updated model.
Is punt meant like avoid, dodge, swerve, duck, sidestep? In my dictionary it says it's usually meant for speaking / expressing things, but you mean the action, right?
In American football, the primary scoring method is a touchdown for 7 points. If thatās not possible, they go for a field goal for 3 points. But if the team cannot even manage that, they ādrop back & puntā the ball to the other team, to try again when they get the ball back. Sometimes, I just have to stop for the day, and finish another day.