B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for July 22, 2020

Wiley is obviously reflecting on when he was young and fully ambulant.

Fiction v. fact?

… Or what happens when someone breaks your train of thought…

As a natural-born, cave-dwelling introvert, I am doing well with stay-at-home.

My wife, on the other hand – well, I am glad we no longer pay by the minute for our phone.

Artists and engineers don’t like to be interrupted.

Taciturnity is vastly under-valued.

Wow! His narrative went from Lord of the Rings to the Simpsons in a heart beat.

I don’t get it.

Better become a hermit if you’re having thoughts like that.

as an introvert who likes to draw, I can relate how a grand idea comes into our mind and there is a chance to imagine how we can work it out, until someone comes along and interrupts it and can now judge the effort. Now our work looks like stick figures to us, even if it is well done.

Doesn’t bear thinking about it, Wiley.

Person from Porlock.

Early grade school years used to crank them out.

Would an introvert care?

if he is an introvert then he should make it easy for people to approach him and distract him from his work.

More of a curmudgeon than introvert.