Ever feel the need to have something in your hands in order to think clearly?
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It is useful to have a friend or family member who's socially savvy. Certainly takes pressure off my shoulders that's for sure.
Anybody else ever listen to Epic: The Musical? It is quite good. I like retelling of classic tales.
Ever get into the habit of wearing similar clothing throughout the week?
Masking can be a pain, but I'm still have problems fitting in otherwise.
Rain, rain, please don't stay; the sun will come another day (hopefully tomorrow).
Paying to have your car fixed and a trip to the med center takes a toll on your wallet.
Anyone else get addicted to word games like text twist? They're pretty great.
Nothing beats the nice sound of rain, even when confined to a bed.
I had to go home early from work, and now I feel guilty missing a day...
I hate when someone gets me sick. My body feels like pain.
Ever feel a disconnect when others talk about their relationships?
How can you be both predictable and unpredictable? I get that a lot from people all around me. I think I'm pretty predictable with just enough unpredictability to make life interesting.
I hate it when someone gets sick. It really sets off my brain.
You ever get that feeling that everyone's eyes are directed at you every time you walk into a room?
Well, car is in the shop, but fortunately, I still have a ride to work.
Making lists can be fun as well as useful.
You know it's nice to meet that one person that understands when you tell them about your autism.
Sometimes a boring day is a best day.
I don't know why, but I love remember information like dates, people's heights and weights, date of births, etc...
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