"This Will Look Great On The Fridge!"

"This will look great on the fridge!"

Does he even understand the concept of putting a child's drawings on the fridge?

While there is a fridge at Pizzaplex (that he's probably never seen in person), it's not the right one.

Does he understand that a family's fridge is something that is often looked at? That every morning each member of family sees the drawing and it is one of the first things they see when start their day? Does he realise that days begin with silent admiring of the child's achievements? With a sleepy smile that crosses father's face and holds fondness?

Does he know that a kitchen can be called a heart of a house? That it's a place where all the members, if not gather, but at least often cross paths? That it's a place of warmth, both physical and metaphorical?

Can he comprehend the sentiment of such action? Has anyone explained that to him? Or does he merely say a prepared phrase from his toddler-oriented vocabulary?

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I finally got to change the screen protector on my graphic tablet and Oh My God.

1. I can finally see the screen without scratches and with less reflection (+ I think the old protector made me see the screen more grayish, because I swear I'm seeing more color on the screen now)

And 2. Woah, the difference between getting the screen protector from the tablets house store instead of a company that supposedly makes screen protectors for my model, but-

they send me a protector IN A SQUARE BOX instead of a plain envelop, making the protector to come blended. My mother had to send them an email talking about it and they responded asking to try the protector- with all the imperfections and blends from the shipping conditions- on the tablet- which didn't even fit because instead of covering the working area of the screen, it covered the whole tablet, including the buttons and wheel.

I gave the size specifications to my mother and she had to send a long email detailing the tablet size and work area so they'd send us the correct size.

It came smaller than it had to but I didn't care anymore, at the very least it covered the working area.

It was very uncomfortable at the beginning to draw on the gross "paper like" texture, which wore out the nibs faster-. But I didn't care, 'cause I didn't want to spend another day searching for screen protectors and I just wanted to draw without being scared of scratching the screen.

And this new protector has a smooth texture (⁠ ⁠ꈍ⁠ᴗ⁠ꈍ⁠)

We weren't able to avoid air bubbles but there is only one in the work area and I only notice it when the tablet is turned off, so it's fine.

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Also, remember, that people without this diagnosis can experience these symptoms, as well. ADHD is more chronic and a daily struggle.

Happy ADHD awareness month all 🤗

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i gotta read the dial-tone demon fic i gotta read it BUT IM BUSY BUT I SWEAR I WILL MAKE IT