I was trying to daydream, but my mind kept wandering.

[Rohan D]

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This quote by Steven Wright perfectly describes our everyday journey of
life!

Many a times when I'm daydreaming I find my thoughts following a long never-ending chain of instances; one followed by another! And after I realize that I've very much deviated from my original dream, I try and follow the chain in a reverse manner! It's fun to be an ADDer, isn't it?

Anyone with similar experiences?? 

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[Raza Farsi]

hahaha yep.. i am the same but especially when I am talking..I jump from one subject to the next literally going through 10 different subjects per minute and then when I try to remember what I was talking about, I dont remember :-(

[Gary]

You betcha. It's irritating when I'm trying to think about my writing and I wonder if I have an e-mails. Now, about my writing and is it time for lunch? My writing... I wonder what Dana's up to? Oh yes, time to take the rubbish out.
Sorry, what was the question?

[Raza Farsi]

exactly the story of my life, you don't know how much I am looking forward to my assessment appointment next week so I can finally get medication.

[Scott Thomas Hutson]

I see by the comments, that we are in agreement on this! I'm doing it right now..lol. Don't ya wish we could get a "Disable Pop Up Blocker" for our minds? But on the other hand, at times, some of my greatest ideas "Pop Up"......Just need to put em into action...theres the delema.

[Tess]

Oh my God!! What a great quote. It is so spot on regarding the rambling thoughts of the ADDer! Thanks for sharing it. Tess

http://primarilyinattentiveadd.com

[Sally]

Oh, my gosh, this is such a problem for me. It takes me forever to get cleaned up to go any where. I try to keep on task but before I know it 's been two hours and I've solved most of the worlds problems and every one is mad at me. I don't get it?:) I think they are more worried about how I solved the worlds problems verus running late. I think it is their problem. LOL

[Miss K]

Oh yes my friend, and I follow many of those thoughts with action too...which is why I'm in a state of pertpetual motion if I don't rein it in ;)

I'm able to relax more and more though these days and what do you suppose the result is? Hours spent on literally nothing more than daydreaming and listening to music. (4-6-8-10 hours, whatever's available) It's pretty cool being able to entertain yourself so easily!

Scott: "disable pop up blocker"...HAAAAA so perfect!

[Scott Thomas Hutson]

Thank You Katy! For me, daydreaming and listening to music....those are my best moments, when the world will stop and let me off to rest and let me have a moment of serenity...for a moment. A little scrap that fell of the table, taste's better than honey, when I am starving.

[Mark Sneegas]

Oh yes, ALL the time until I got medicated, then the daydreams pretty much stopped, and so did the incessant writing; (hypergraphia). Those are the "bad" things about the meds, but I also went from weekly migraines to maybe 3 or 4/year.