http://www.brainpickings.org/2014/06/19/adam-phillips-boredom/
A century and a half ago, Kierkegaard argued that this impulse to escape the present by keeping ourselves busy is our greatest source of unhappiness. A century later, Susan Sontag wrote in her diary about the creative purpose of boredom. And yet ours is a culture that equates boredom with the opposite of creativity and goes to great lengths to offer us escape route.
How my heart sings 
I’m fortunate, I guess. I don’t recall ever having been bored in my life. There are too many interesting thoughts to pursue and things to do to have time to get bored. Interesting article.
I am like you,Janet.Unlrdd I frrl ill.But there is a value in reverie and daydream too