Hi, Heather,
I could be one of your creative souls. I once complained to a friend that I had notebooks all over the house full of great ideas but I couldn't ever get to them, partly because of disorganization and partly due to my ADD. My friend said "at least you have the ideas! Some people never have the ideas!" which is true, and made me feel better! But in some ways, to have the ideas and never do them is more frustrating than to not have the ideas at all.
I echo Jody's sentiment. Your article was a breath of fresh air in a world that likes its workers in cubicles and its children in straight rows.
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Hi, Heather,
I could be one of your creative souls. I once complained to a friend that I had notebooks all over the house full of great ideas but I couldn't ever get to them, partly because of disorganization and partly due to my ADD. My friend said "at least you have the ideas! Some people never have the ideas!" which is true, and made me feel better! But in some ways, to have the ideas and never do them is more frustrating than to not have the ideas at all.
I echo Jody's sentiment. Your article was a breath of fresh air in a world that likes its workers in cubicles and its children in straight rows.
September 9, 2009 - 8:33amThis Comment
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