So, I reached a new all-time low today.
I've been suspecting for the past several weeks that I have adult-onset Attention Deficit Disorder. I'm not even sure if there is such a thing. But, if there is - I HAVE IT. And I can prove it.
To give you a little background, I move around the house doing everything half-way. I start one thing, forget I was doing it and then find my half-done project later.
Today is Therapy Thursday. Busy day. I took Cooper to preschool and returned home to get Harlie and Brandy to go to Feeding Therapy and the dentist (at the same place). When I got back home I walked through the garage and I noticed that I was still wearing my slippers!!! I came into the house and told Brandy, "Whew! Thank goodness I noticed that I was wearing my slippers! Can you imagine if I forgot to put on my shoes for these appointments?!?" Ha Ha - we laughed.
And then we got in the car and left for therapy. I dropped Brandy and Harlie off at the door and then went and parked the car (it was really cold out and I can't find Harlie's coat!). It was as I was walking in the door that I noticed my reflection in the glass door.
I WAS STILL WEARING MY SLIPPERS!!!
How did I forget to put on my shoes??? Just a few minutes passed since I noticed my error and told myself to get my shoes!!! UGH! This is certainly not an unfamiliar task!!! I wear shoes every time I leave the house! Well, until today, of course.
I laughed all the way down the hallway to the waiting area. As I was within ear-shot I yelled, "Brandy!" And went and stood to where she could see my feet. I didn't even tell her that's why I was laughing. It took her less than a second to see what was so funny. We laughed until we hurt.
And then I spent the next several hours wearing my slippers. IN PUBLIC.
Nice. At least I was comfy.
See? An all-time low. And a clear case of adult-onset ADD.
Thanks!
~Christy
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7 comments:
LOL You are a hoot! If you have AOADD, then I have it too! Must be why I like you so much! :)
I've had my fair share of AOADD moments. I'm pretty sure it's a secret part of being a mom that nobody tells us about. (Because all the other moms forgot to tell us!)
Its really called being a busy, busy mom. At least it was something you could laugh at and enjoy the moment. I hope you have lots and lots of moments that are funny. Those times are the easiest to deal with. Glad you had such a wonderful Thanksgiving this year with lots to be grateful for. Love Ron and Sue
Where's the picture? :)
Sometimes you really have to force yourself to just "stop, look and listen" because life passes by way too fast!
Happy Friday!
I think I must have it too. lol.
This gets a ha-ha! Too funny.
Now don't laugh, but yesterday we were at the hospital to meet with a psychologist for over 2 hours. After the meeting we were walking to find a restroom to change Austin. Suddenly I touched my leg, I wanted to be sure I was wearing pants/jeans and not my pjs. I was too scared to look down. Now THAT is bad.
Yes, I had on my jeans...I just never remembered changing.
AOADD, that's what it's called? I thought it was being a far too busy mom of 3 with a very special needs kid. Because I constantly feel distracted and I pretty much can't get to the car without forgetting something. Forgetting my shoes is probably next.
Thanks for your encouraging words during our difficult time Christy. I really appreciate it because you've gone through a lot of face altering surgeries with Harlie. It helps me to keep the faith. Thanks.
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