I Think I’m Forgetting How to Use My Big Girl Words
My days are spent not talking.
Let’s examine this a little bit, shall we? I work full time. At work I sit alone in my office and write things for clients like news letters, press releases and marketing plans, I research the latest marketing trends, responding to emails and attend meetings. I then go to school where I listen to teachers lecture and take notes. In the evenings I am reading my text books, studying and doing homework.
Oh the exciting life I lead. It’s an rare night in deed if I can find the time to work out or watch TV.
I spend so much time reading and listening that when I finally do get placed in a situation where I have to use my audible communication skills my words fail me. They just flat out disappear. I have no backspace, cut and paste or delete keys to rely on and I can’t just “Google” what I am looking for. I find myself simply listening to whatever conversation I am in and not really speaking up too much because when I try to contribute or tell a story I simply can not get through it without help. “You know that one thing with the four wheels and you drive it? Yeah, a car! So I was in the car and I was listening to, oh crap, what’s the name of that one band that sings that one song? Remember? We saw them in concert that one time?”
You get the picture. And heaven forbid you ask me my opinion! Because that answer will leave you so lost you will think you have just been talking to mentally challenged person. I swear, it’s still me! I am just out of practice at… talking?
Maybe I just need to get more sleep or take some ginkgo biloba or whatever vitamin makes your brain work more better. I’ve seriously got to do something though because all this learnin’ and edumacation is making me unsmart.
Blogfully yours,
Summer
Or maybe you just need to go to speed dating events more often. Because, you seemed to have done just fine at BlogHer. =)
You know I have the same problem. When you find the cure please let me know. I have such a hard time holding a conversation. I feel dumb. And I know this is not me!