What's that now?

One of the many questions I was asked yesterday morning at Discovery was whether or not I have experienced increased frustration and decreased attention span/ concentration as a result of the accident. Let us take today as an example, shall we?

I had planned a few things to do today, not too many, as I am, after all, on summer break. I would spend the late morning/early afternoon at school finishing up the tidying of my classroom so as to put it out of my mind until the end of the summer. On my way, I would stop at various banks to make payments on my student loans, and grab a sandwich for lunch at the Safeway on the corner.

Yet here I am, seated at my computer at home, at 12:29 pm. What happened, you ask?

Fist, I slept in. When I finally did get up, I started the coffee, brushed my teeth, etc, and sat down to check my email while waiting for that lovely smell of hazelnut bean to fill the appartment.

It was an hour before my rumbling stomach reminded me about breakfast and my now cold coffee. Time? 11:42 am. I ran to get dressed, grabbed a bar for the road, and set off to the bank. Having parked the car, closed the windows, put the club on the wheel, I realized with irritation that I had left the folder with the necessary banking information on my entrance table by the door at home.

What to do, what to do? The school closes at 2pm during the summer, the janitorial staff not needing to work in afternoon/night shifts when the children are out. Do I postpone the banking, and pay another day's interest, just to go to school for an hour or so? Or do I forget the mess, and go home to get the banking done?

Option B making the most sense, that's where I am now. A blog is a useful place to vent frustration and reorganize the fuzzballs that seem to be floating around my brain!

Now, what was I going to do today?