God, I feel stupid
I had to borrow a book from the reference room. No problem, right?
I couldn't remember the title of the book.
I couldn't remember my professor's name.
So I took a substitute. Halfway in, I realize I know the title of the book after all (Heart of Mathematics, and let me tell you that book is a prime candidate to be slammed at The Textbook League, link forthcoming). So I go up and ask for it. Sit back down. After reading this book (which, may I say, is full with needless 3-d pictures. If you don't pay an extra $10 for the 3-d glasses, you can't see the pictures), I go up to return it and recover my ID.
Person at counter: What's your name?
Me: Uh....
*groans*
I knew I was bad with names, but this is ridiculous.
I couldn't remember the title of the book.
I couldn't remember my professor's name.
So I took a substitute. Halfway in, I realize I know the title of the book after all (Heart of Mathematics, and let me tell you that book is a prime candidate to be slammed at The Textbook League, link forthcoming). So I go up and ask for it. Sit back down. After reading this book (which, may I say, is full with needless 3-d pictures. If you don't pay an extra $10 for the 3-d glasses, you can't see the pictures), I go up to return it and recover my ID.
Person at counter: What's your name?
Me: Uh....
*groans*
I knew I was bad with names, but this is ridiculous.
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Shit, I just threw away a pair (the cheesy cardboard ones, but 3-D glasses nonetheless) my son got out of a Nikelodeon magazine. Had I known, I would have saved them and sent them to you. :p
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I forget my address and phone number and kid's ages all the time so whenever I have to write a check or am asked how old my kids are, I always hesitate and people just stare at me. Guess they assume everybody should just remember this stuff off the top of their head. I may have forgotten my own name, too, but I don't remember... :)
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I also have the same problem remembering which apartment number I'm living in this year. Of course, that could also be partly because of dyscalculia; I can remember what the digits are, but not what order they're in...
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Shit, I just threw away a pair (the cheesy cardboard ones, but 3-D glasses nonetheless) my son got out of a Nikelodeon magazine. Had I known, I would have saved them and sent them to you. :p
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I forget my address and phone number and kid's ages all the time so whenever I have to write a check or am asked how old my kids are, I always hesitate and people just stare at me. Guess they assume everybody should just remember this stuff off the top of their head. I may have forgotten my own name, too, but I don't remember... :)
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I also have the same problem remembering which apartment number I'm living in this year. Of course, that could also be partly because of dyscalculia; I can remember what the digits are, but not what order they're in...
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