EllGab - Spite Board
Rikki Gins Lounge => Random Topics => Topic started by: StarrMountain on April 24, 2019, 10:00:58 AM
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No, really. I was going to post something cool. then Life got rude, had a tantrum, and by the time I came back to what I wanted to say here . . . Foof - gonzo.
I think "Life" should be required to take a number and wait in line, just like the rest of us! >:(
What say you? ??? ;) ;D :-*
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No, really. I was going to post something cool. then Life got rude, had a tantrum, and by the time I came back to what I wanted to say here . . . Foof - gonzo.
I think "Life" should be required to take a number and wait in line, just like the rest of us! >:(
What say you??? ??? ::) ;) ;D :-* :-* :-*
Dunno, I've had reality on hold and the music becomes tedious... ::)
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Dunno, I've had reality on hold and the music becomes tedious... ::)
What? You stay and listen? WALK AWAY!!! ;D ;D ;D
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Just to be fair, I've ingested a tidy sum of Red Bull & Vodka, to my credit, and I'm still employing those elements.
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LOL!
But I was promised a lovely "award"...
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LOL!
But I was promised a lovely "award"...
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Sucker. Haa!!! ;D ;D ;D
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Plus I wasn't tall enough to reach the real prize...lol... :'(
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Plus I wasn't tall enough to reach the real prize...lol... :'(
Must have been a good reason why. ::)
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Must have been a good reason why. ::)
My lil brudda took the stepstool from me... :'(
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My lil brudda took the stepstool from me... :'(
Back to the sheep pen??? :o
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Back to the sheep pen??? :o
Aw nuts! :D
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Aw nuts! :D
He didn't share the step-stool with you? Wait. If he was your little brudder, why didn't you grab it from him? ???
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He didn't share the step-stool with you? Wait. If he was your little brudder, why didn't you grab it from him? ???
Still recovering the tip of my tongue from our last "I dare ya"... ::)
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@StarrMountain you sound like my friend, uh, what’s her name, anyway with her cats
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@StarrMountain you sound like my friend, uh, what’s her name, anyway with her cats
Who needs a name, when one has Cats! ;) ;D :-*
+1 To everyone on this page. ;) ;D
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No, really. I was going to post something cool. then Life got rude, had a tantrum, and by the time I came back to what I wanted to say here . . . Foof - gonzo.
I think "Life" should be required to take a number and wait in line, just like the rest of us! >:(
What say you? ??? ;) ;D :-*
I totally agree. This happens to me a lot, but if I try real hard or re-trace my steps I can still usually get back there but not always. It's nuts when three or four other things happen along the way, to the point of being disruptive, but necessary. Sometimes half an hour can go by before I realize what my objective had been before my focus got hijacked. It's not an attention disorder; it's more like tasks have become multi-step processes and some steps can't be done until other tasks are done. Like charging the phone, lol.
A long time ago, someone told me to keep a to-do list that was perpetual (like a spiral notebook). I thought he was crazy. At the time, I just used a dry erase board, or little notes. Well, this year I decided to follow his advice. And it's working out well. I put one line through items that are finished, and just keep the list rolling. That way, nothing important ever falls through the cracks, because I can page back periodically and see what loose ends are still hanging.
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I totally agree. This happens to me a lot, but if I try real hard or re-trace my steps I can still usually get back there but not always. It's nuts when three or four other things happen along the way, to the point of being disruptive, but necessary. Sometimes half an hour can go by before I realize what my objective had been before my focus got hijacked. It's not an attention disorder; it's more like tasks have become multi-step processes and some steps can't be done until other tasks are done. Like charging the phone, lol.
A long time ago, someone told me to keep a to-do list that was perpetual (like a spiral notebook). I thought he was crazy. At the time, I just used a dry erase board, or little notes. Well, this year I decided to follow his advice. And it's working out well. I put one line through items that are finished, and just keep the list rolling. That way, nothing important ever falls through the cracks, because I can page back periodically and see what loose ends are still hanging.
My kids call me The Queen of Sticky Notes! 😁😬
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A great invention!