Please don’t apologize because your dog came over to me.
You actually committed a crime by not letting them stay, but I won’t press charges this time. You’ve been warned.
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Sam Cross retweeted
It can be easy to focus on the negatives (we’ve been hearing about them our whole lives 🙄)
But what do you actually LOVE about having ADHD?
I actually learned this vocal distinction was possible from my dog (daughter), whose indications include:
- Let me back in, please
- My ball is out of reach, this is an emergency
- My ball is out of reach, but I can wait today
- You're sleeping, playtime
- *I'm* sleeping, SHUSH
I used to wonder how parents could identify their baby's needs depending on the sound of its cry.
Then, I realized I could distinguish between my phone's "text" vibration noise, and "event notification" vibration noise.
I am its mother.
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“When women start to actually talk about their ‘private’ issues, we learn that they’re not private issues.”
- @GlennonDoyle
Sam Cross retweeted
The most important lesson I've learned in the last year:
Burnout isn't just the result of too much work. It's the TYPE of work. And, more specifically, your emotional connection to it.
Burnout comes from feeling like no matter how much you do, it will never be enough.
Sam Cross retweeted
Hi friends! The new gig is experimenting with a four day work week, and I wanted to talk about my experiences so far. I’d personally read about studies that said, conclusively, four day work weeks are as productive as five day work weeks.
Sam Cross retweeted
Getting diagnosed with ADHD as an adult feels like being told you suck at Mario Kart your whole life and then finding out your game generates 40 times more banana peels than it's supposed to
Sam Cross retweeted
Nine camp counselors. One unforgettable night. Summer camp is over, but hunting season has just begun! Your choices determine who survives and who falls prey to the horrors of Hackett's Quarry.
From @2K and @SuperMGames, #TheQuarry is out June 10.
🏕️ 2kgam.es/thequarry
Sam Cross retweeted
I sometimes get messages of teachers who tell me that my silly lil no need be best dog helps encourage their students so here's a classroom version!
Feel free to use this to decorate your classrooms, me and my lil dig are cheering everyone on!
ALT a silly little doodle of a black Labrador with a red collar reading a book, above the dog it says "no need be best" and under the dog it says "only good and kind"
