We all have our moments of distraction when we are doing
something that requires constant concentration.
Tasks that are commonplace or repetitious often lull away our better thinking. Instead of concentrating on what
we are doing, we allow our minds to scamper off and dive from a cliff or slowly
drift away to knit a pair of pink mittens.
For me, the task that most often kicks my mind out
the door is driving. I cannot count the
times I have arrived someplace in my car and realized that I don’t recall much
of anything about the drive because I was thinking about something else. Once, my complete distraction led me to glance
at my radio/clock to check my speed while driving down the highway. I thought to myself: What the hell kind of speed is 10:35?
Oh well, back to knitting mittens.
--Mitchell
Hegman
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