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WFMW: Staying Busy While Being Friendly

Well, here we are...back to WFMW hosted by Shannon at Rocks In My Dryer!
I don't like to sit idle. There are so many things I enjoy doing, that sitting idle is difficult for me. While I am sitting having conversations, I have a terrible habit of thinking of the other things I should be doing or could be doing. This divides my attention and makes me a poor listener. So, I have found a way to help me get past this. A way that helps me to be a good friend and to satisfy my inner A type personality. I crochet, knit, embroider or do needlepoint. These are all activities that are fairly easy to carry with me and that enable me to talk and get something done at the same time. Of these, I find knitting and crocheting to be the most conducive to paying attention during a conversation. And I find them to be relaxing as well. That's what works for me, perhaps it will work for you too.
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I have the same problem. I usually don't have a problem when I am talking to someone face to face, but on the phone my mind tends to wander. It's not because I am not interested, I just have so many other things I feel that I should be doing. I don't knit or crochet...maybe it's time to learn.
I'm back...my impression of WFMW is that you get lots of hits, bit not many comments. I've had about 200 today and fewer than 10 people stopped and said anything.
I have a feeling that a lot of moms have the same problem and don't want to admit it.