Today I’m grateful not only to have had the opportunity to experience Richard Donner’s Superman the Movie on the big screen (finally) but also to have shared it with my youngest son
I’m floating in a beam of light with you
I love 80s music. I mean… really love 80s music. I was 3 when the 80s started and 13 by the time they ended – so incredibly formative years of my life. I’ve got a massive playlist of songs I grew up listening to, but some of the best 80s music I have discovered has come to me as an adult.
Continue reading “I’m floating in a beam of light with you”Today I am grateful for Pops (aka CAP) for motivating me by inviting me to run The Possum with him this year. Let’s go, team Pecking Order!
Today I am grateful for my mate, Uncle Chango. Through our regular playful banter in a group chat, he teased out the fact that my ADHD blog wasn’t very ADHD friendly. Today I introduced a TL;DR to my posts, something I wouldn’t have thought to do without his input.
My ADHD Toolkit: Tody App
There have been so many folks reaching out to me over the last few days, in support, in solidarity, or in search of some extra advice as they start their own journey. That’s super touching and super rewarding, and it’s fuelled my desire to share more of my own story, and to share some of the things I am finding useful to get through each day.
This is the first of (hopefully) many posts detailing one of the most important things for me during this transition to “new normal”: My ADHD toolkit. It consists of an ever-changing, updating, growing, morphing set of tips, tricks and tools that I use to manage myself day to day. Today I’m going to introduce you to the app that’s helping me become a domestic superhero, Tody.
Continue reading “My ADHD Toolkit: Tody App”Just like a movie
This one was tucked quietly in the end of my very first blog post here. It pre-dated the idea that I’d actually build a Spotify playlist for My ADHD Playlist. It’s an absolute anthem for me so it’s time to shine a light on it.
Continue reading “Just like a movie”Today I am grateful for William Curb, author and host of the Hacking Your ADHD podcast. William is an inspiration in the way he educates others in getting the most out of their ADHD super-power. He’s my ever-present companion on my daily walks and a true virtual guide on my journey.
ADHD symptoms 101 – Object permanence
What is ADHD?
That’s a really big question, and I couldn’t cover it in a single post even if I wanted to. So I’m going to try and break it down into a bunch of different posts about some of the things I personally struggle with. I’m starting today with object permanence.
Continue reading “ADHD symptoms 101 – Object permanence”Today I am grateful that there are people reading the things I write and reaching out to me to say thanks. It’s honestly the most rewarding thing I could hope for, especially for such a new project. #worthit
Why do I breathe? Oh I know…
Once upon a while ago I was a massive Ed Sheeran fan. Not sure that I would still call myself that. I like his music, but I don’t love it in the same way that I liked his early, indie sound. But his new album is out… And it’s… Better?
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My ADHD Playlist 