I'm doing the right kind of multi-tasking right now: grown men reading fanfictions to the left of my screen, drawing someone's character for artfight on the right of my screen, co-parenting a film idea with someone else on my phone

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I'm doing the right kind of multi-tasking right now: grown men reading fanfictions to the left of my screen, drawing someone's character for artfight on the right of my screen, co-parenting a film idea with someone else on my phone
If you're making minute rice, then you've got just enough time to give your partner a few deep sloppy kisses. Just sayin.
What was that about women and the lack of pockets?
We have a sheet of paper, a pen, a drink and a cigarette in one hand.
Way to go Christine!
Every nut at once
Ever wondered whether the inhabitants of Button House are getting nicer to each other? Here's a VERY IMPORTANT SCIENCE to answer the question probably nobody asked
I wanted to ask him about elves, but walking and talking in sign language don't mix. Nor could Hearth read lips very well on the move. I kind of liked that, actually. You couldn't multi-task while talking to him. The dialogue required one hundred percent focus. If all conversations were like that, I imagined people wouldn't say so much stupid garbage.
If I can be honest? This line by Rick Riordan is really relatable. As someone who occasionally multi tasks when I speak or type or whatever, it's really hard to do it without messing up something. And my dad has the same problem, too. So i fully support the sentiments of this quote from magnus chase/rick riordan.
'You take on too many things and don't do any of them properly.'
Iris Murdoch, from A Fairly Honourable Defeat
Dads can do everything at the same time.
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