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COVID Time is Warped, Dodgy, and Baffling — a Lot Like ADHD Time

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on time thanks to many ADHD-friendly strategies: I calculate when to leave well in advance, schedule in lots of extra time, and set reminders (possibly two or three) to get ready to leave – for a virtual, socially distanced meeting.

I pull all this off using my three analog clocks and two Time Timers. Still, I want to buy another clock because I can still get confused about timing.From what I can tell, most people out there aren’t time blind like me.

They can do five “simple” minutes of yoga every day for a month, and can check off that “quick” five-minute errand without a second thought, or even glancing at a clock.I often wonder how time passes for these people.

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