Trace It Back

So here is my first entry by request. Taycreek Cropper commented that I think too much...this is not the first time I've heard that. Can't help it...I'm analytical by nature and curious to boot. We were talking about my thought process last night and she said I should write about it. I'm somewhat known for jumping from one conversation topic to another completely out of the blue. Although the jumps may seem illogical on the surface, the jumps actually make sense...to me anyway. Have you ever taken the time to think back as to how you arrived from one topic to another? As I mentioned before, I spend alot of time thinking in the car. I sometimes surprise myself at how I can go from thinking about one subject to another that seem completey unrelated.
I'm home from work today (mental health day) by myslef so I've had some time to think. So I'm going to try to explain my thought process. I'll start with my most recent thought and trace it backwards. Here it goes:
- I decided to write a blog, I was scrapbooking and thingking about Nicole's crop next Saturday , I was wondering if Nicole had emailed me the sketch from book club that KimMartha submitted, was giggling about KimMartha's thought of the day yesterday, was thinking about Jillian picking her nose and eating it the other day, was thinking about the fly bite on Jillian's nose, was thinking about my doctor's appt tomorrow to get Epi-pens for everyone, was thinking about Shelley and her nut allergy, was thinking about the granola bars being guaranteed nut-free, was thinking about eating a granola bar, was thinking about making supper, was thinking about Eric getting me an Ipod today, was thinking about the Dixie Chicks/George Bush controversy, was thinking about Canada/US free trade dabacle, was thinking about my niece Lauren (she looks like Jean Chretien when she tries to talk...too cute), was thinking about Jeanette and her blog, was talking to Shelley on the phone about putting our girls in dance next year. Whew, there you have it my thought process. See?? It's not so scattered afterall.