Re: Short attention span theater

"Dover Beach" <moon.blanched@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> On Mar 25, 10:02 pm, Dover Beach <moon.blanc...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> I'm looking at the list of 100 books, and I'm thinking that although
>>> I've read some of them (I couldn't be arsed to count) I read them a
>>> long time ago.  And you know why?
>>>
>>> Because I can't focus on anything anymore.
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>> I have this problem too. I couldn't even finish your post. What was it
>> about?
>
> I'll be happy to summarize.  I was discussing the
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> oooh, ****ny!

This has turned into a running joke with Scott and me.  He's noticed that 
while I may get side-tracked sometimes, I can't be completely derailed -
no 
matter how much he changes the subject, I'll always end up back at my 
original topic.  When we were at the beach, he'd found this little 
teeny-tiny shell...and everytime he wanted to side-track me, he'd pull it 
out of his pocket and show it to me.  "Oooh, pretty!"

Now he just pulls a quarter out of his pocket.  He did that Sunday when
Mom 
and Daddy were over, they thought we were nuts.

We are, of course, but that's beside the point.

Lisa Ann