This new ad for Skittles reminds me so much of my own ADDer. If you've got one at home, you know what I mean. Watch and learn.
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I think my ADD spouse might think that I am the bunny rabbit. When she is in hyperfocus I am sure I sound to her like the annoyning singing bunny. This is truly the case when I am singing and she is in hyperfocus.
I also annoy my wife when we are watching television and I ask her about the commercial we just watched. Even though we are watching television together, she has the ability to completely tune out the commercials while staring at the television.
Posted by: John M | October 17, 2006 at 07:46 AM
What my spouse failed to mention it that when I am in hyperfocus and he's being the annoying bunny I can usually tune him out. However my spouse finds it entertaining to see just how annoying he has to be for me to pay attention to him.
Posted by: Tara McGillicuddy | October 17, 2006 at 03:18 PM