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ImAnAspie
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06 Jan 2015, 2:36 pm

kraftiekortie wrote:
LOL...I just put up a poll--about an hour ago. NOBODY has responded.

I don't care if I'm ignored. That's life. YOU know you shouldn't be ignored. You're a bright guy. I would just go with that. And enjoy something which can't ignore you: the forests, the trees, the sun, etc.


Thank you Kraftiekortie. I appreciate that. At the moment, I'm enjoying the sunrise.


To the OP, it's not that hard. If I can do it anyone can. As long as you can do the essentials (pay the bills on time (I have trouble with this), wash the clothing et al., get to work on time, feed yourself properly (I have trouble with this one) and get plenty of sleep (I also have trouble with this one)) you'll be right.

Even if you do the half arsed job of looking after yourself like I do, we're pretty hard to kill off as it turns out!


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06 Jan 2015, 3:32 pm

mel113 wrote:
Why is it so difficult for me to not be too distracted, too tired, or too busy to clean

Because cleaning isn't important to you.



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06 Jan 2015, 3:47 pm

vanderstein wrote:
mel113 wrote:
Why is it so difficult for me to not be too distracted, too tired, or too busy to clean

Because cleaning isn't important to you.


Cleaning's not important until it gets to the point that is so messy, you can't stand it any more!


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Formally diagnosed in 2007.

Learn the simple joy of being satisfied with little, rather than always wanting more.