As an adult-diagnosis ADHD kid, I was so confused by my teachers all talking about how I had great potential that I wasn't fulfilling, and I was frustrated. I didn't understand that other people's brains worked differently, and understanding that gives so much useful context (like, other kids had ADHD in my class, and were diagnosed, but I presented differently). Being in my 20s and 30s and not yet diagnosed, I felt SO FRUSTRATED. I got diagnosed at 41. I don't know if being in your 40s means you become more ok with achieving what you achieve or if being diagnosed means that I'm able to recognize where I am and work towards things that matter, but I'm much more at peace lately and therefore also more able to pursue what matters to me. I think hearing that whole "potential" thing throughout my childhood led to a lot of trying to fit what I imagined "success" looked like and that meant that I wasn't actually headed toward where I wanted to go.

For This is the finger buffet. Take as many fingers as you like. We have chicken fingers and fish fingers. Also people fingers. Those ones aren't for eating. You can tap your fingers. Or even dance with your fingers. There are people under the buffet table who wiggle their fingers.

Welcome to Punday Monday!tl;drMake a pun about the topic of the week, This week’s topic is Kansas City! Here's how to make a pun, if you don't know: And if you’d like to encourage me to keep going, send me a tip that’s good for both of us!

Betwixt this I performedI'm very sleepy. 5:30 am is not enough time for my body to recoverbut it was, regardless, lovely.

Why? This could be a recommendation, but does it need to be a requirement? If another global pandemic hits, does that mean we can't have support meetings without going through the whole rigamarole of changing the rules? meetings are not people. Who are the people who must do this? I don't understand what this means. I think there are advantages to the work being done by separate people. Currently the work is split between 4 people. If it's going to be split between two, why combine them into one role with an assistant instead of two roles? This sounds like a potential accounting headache. Is there a strong reason to do this? after their term expires, you mean? Why? But not for senators if they're not at the special or business meeting where a senator is elected? Is this true for senators elected at a special or business meeting? Or are they not technically "senators"? It can be ad hoc, but should be in our rules

For Nothing about the fingertip lacks sensitivity.It has as much as...well... I suppose it's not sensitive to flavors or smells.And emotionally resonant information for my brain, if it only gets told to the finger, and the eardrums don't hear it, well... I suppose that fingertip can be a little insensitive then.