Scatter-Brained

While I don't exactly fit the definition of, "A giddy or thoughtless person; one incapable of concentration or attention" like the dictionary claims, but I am definitely subject to "concentration loss." While I am pretty darn good at multi-tasking, it seems to get a little out of hand sometimes. For example, when I clean my room, make my bed, or try to accomplish anything that takes a series of steps to complete, it takes me a very long time to complete. It takes so long because I try to do 50 things at the same time! For example, on Wednesday I was cleaning my room for clean checks and this was my train of thought:

Okay, I need to wrap up the cord from the vacuum so I can put it away. 

Oh, look my bed isn't made. 

(At this point I literally dropped the cord in the middle of wrapping it around my arm)

I need to fold my blankets

Oh, there's the shirt I didn't fold this morning. 

(Drop blankets on bed and pick up shirt, after folding the shirt I almost trip over the vacuum cord)

Seriously! I just dropped the cord in the middle of wrapping it? 

A narrative similar to this one is constantly running through my mind. However, in the end, I get everything done and I do it a pretty good job too. 

I don't really know how to transition between the two subjects, so..

INSERT WELL-WRITTEN TRANSITION HERE

For Halloween we dressed up using the stuff we had. Which meant, the only plausible option was to be classy ladies from the 40's/50's. That makes complete sense right? Although I used basically the same clothes that I wear to church, I tried to wear them differently, more fancifully. 

Sam, Saunch, and I crashed the dance party at the Hart gym. There was only half an hour left of the dance, but we had fun being crazy. I love my friends, they are so great. I am so lucky to have such wonderful friends. Here are some pictures from Halloween, and random ones from this semester :) 

We are so silly, I love us Heidi's wedding dress is beautiful!