Pluggers by Rick McKee for November 21, 2015

It’s like walking into a room and forgetting why you came in.

My problem is putting into words what I want to say—whatever I seems inadequate for what I was thinking. That is why, I didn’t do well on ‘essay questions in college particularly freshman English. The professor wanted us to interpret plays by some Danish guy(can’t remember his name) !

By the time I find a pencil, I forget where I put the paper to write the note on.

by the time…. oh look a chicken.

I know some one who keeps a pencil in his sock. I’ve seen him pull it out and sketch a quick map or diagram on sidewalk and in the sand – whatever is handy.

It’s the DOG version of “Memento”!

I am frustrated when we are at a table with friends and a question comes up where there might be a momentary lapse in memory!

Yup! You guessed it, if it wasn’t already in your face, someone whips out his/her damn smart a$$ phone and starts a search!

You know what? It’s not that important, folks! I can wait ’till I get home, or maybe never as far as I am concerned!

Instant gratification can go the way of the horse and buggy, and the world would be a better place…

This is why we have an 18 × 24 inch whiteboard mounted near the landline phone.

Ain’t just pluggers. Folks with ASD can at times be this way too.

Okay, Walt, have you been spying on me?