It’s not, but sometimes I think it is, at least partially.

Maybe Leonardo da Vinci had ADHD, maybe Albert Einstein had it and maybe Genghis Khan had it too. I don’t know if they did, but if they did it didn’t stop them from reaching greatness and changing the world. When I think about it, I realize that they were special people and maybe they didn’t have ADHD, perhaps they were exactly what they were: extremely intelligent, had wonderful talents and they were especially innovative and creative. We remember and admire them for the great people they were, the great things they accomplished and yet, we do not always seriously consider their time and place in history, regarding pace.

Our ADDer World ADHD Social Network site was under maintenance by NING recently and is back up! Whew!

Here are some of our latest posts to check out (folks are daydreaming lately!):

I was trying to daydream, but my mind kept wandering.

Daydreaming Along Singing Our Song……..

If you’ve mentioned our ADDer World ADHD Social Network on your blog or website in an article or post, please let me know and I will let our members know where they can read your post. Keath Low has a great blog about A.D.D. and she mentioned ADDer World here. Also another member, Jeff recently mentioned our ADDer World Social network on his always interesting blog here.

Also, I would like to make a very special mention of my Brother-in-Law’s (Joan’s Brother) wonderful book: