I don’t wear a watch. However, I do have a fit bit. And, that is typically how I track whether I have a tan or not. It’s not rocket science. It’s not even that thrilling of a tidbit. It just is.
As I was pacing while on a teleconference, I came to pull off my fitbit. I suppose I was antsy. I fidget a ton. Many have noticed that. The first time I was told that I fidget I was doing a live panel broadcast and someone texted me that they could see my legs shaking a lot. They encouraged me to not be nervous. I wasn’t at all. I knew my stuff. It is just that I fidget. I fidget a lot.
These days I fidget even more than usual. Hence, I pace and throw my fitbit to and fro. As I took it off I looked down at my arm. I had a tan line. My mind wandered off the conversation at hand. I could feel myself scrunching up my face. I had no idea how I still had a tan line.
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Fidgeting Another Term
For Stimming God Yes
Moving it Stimulates
Our Brains Makes
Us Focus Better
With Greater
Short Term Working Memory AKA Cognitive Executive Functioning Yet ‘They’
Sit Kids
Still in
Desks Admonishing
Them Unless Quiet
Hands And Feet In Church
Too Lord Knows there’s
Puberty but the
Metaphor Is
Same Honestly
One Day Someone
Is Gonna Write A
‘Dummies’
Book For Being
Human And
Humans Will
Once Again
Dance And
Sing Free
With Fewer
Tan Lines Hehe
Anyway Gotta
Get
Back
To Work
The Dance
The Song Indeed
A Healthy Human ‘Thing’
Oh Before i go any New Yes Novel Dance Steps Or
Even Doodling
Increases Dopamine Even More For Creativity
And Greater
Productivity too
So Yes Do Your
Little or Bigger
Dance As Donna
Summers Sings True
Love to Love to
Do It
Just Don’t STOP..;)
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Hehe. Yes. Don’t stop
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I am a fellow fidgeter! And a fellow taking-off-the-fitbit-sort. 🙂
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High five fellow fidgeter!
Hope all is well
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