Don’t get distracted, not while it’s only day #3 of History Lesson Week!

The Merging of Character and Circumstances

 

I sometimes get distracted easily.  I work at home so it might be like today where I heard a bang up in the attic.  Investigating I found that a christmas box had compressed a box below it, sliding down enough for a box on top of it to fall off. Nothing harmed and I was thankful it wasn’t a raccoon or alien, or alien raccoon.

But while I was up there rearranging it I noticed another box in a funny place so I moved it. I also brought up some empty boxes and made room for them, then I came down into the kitchen and wanted coffee and realized my milk is almost gone which I was going to replace with a new carton yesterday but was distracted on my way home from running by the report on the radio which I switched to during a commercial that I was going to switch back to the other station but forgot and while in the kitchen I noticed the dogs want to go out and while letting them out I realized the wind had blown stuff around so I picked that stuff up and then I realized I needed to get the mail and put the trash out for pick up and then I wanted a snack and then I remembered to get back to my office and start writing this a half an hour later but when I got back I had an image in a directory showing and I remembered I needed to edit it which I did and while I did that I realized I forgot my coffee in the kitchen and then decided to change shoes and then I wrote this.

Luckily the merging of my character and circumstances didn’t lead to a nuclear holocaust or falling down a sewer pipe.  But it could in the future so I really need to get a grip on this attention span thing, which I will right after I go get milk…

Drawing and commentary by Marty Coleman, who just saw a pretty bird in the back yard.

Quote by Donald Creigh….oh wait, TWO pretty birds!