racing mind syndrome, does anybody else experience this?
Sometimes sitting in an LDS church, or any other church, as given certain relations, I attend where others are going, the mind races ahead, finishing the thought processes, wishing the speaker would complete the thought in expeditious manner. Meantime, three work projects are processed, letters to family members and wondering why the password to the local church ward wireless doesn't work, all the while waiting for the unfortunate speaker to address the issue with the alacrity of the Dark Knight and the clarity of Bane.
Naturally, it would be uncouth to bring this up to a pastor or lay speaker, but the words of Mark Twain ring as true today as when they were first spoken,
Sometimes sitting in an LDS church, or any other church, as given certain relations, I attend where others are going, the mind races ahead, finishing the thought processes, wishing the speaker would complete the thought in expeditious manner. Meantime, three work projects are processed, letters to family members and wondering why the password to the local church ward wireless doesn't work, all the while waiting for the unfortunate speaker to address the issue with the alacrity of the Dark Knight and the clarity of Bane.
Naturally, it would be uncouth to bring this up to a pastor or lay speaker, but the words of Mark Twain ring as true today as when they were first spoken,
I once heard a preacher who was powerful good. I decided to give him every cent I had with me. But he kept it too long. Ten minutes later I decided to keep the bills and five him my loose change. Another ten minutes and I was darned if I’d give him anything at all. Then, when he finally stopped, and the plate came around, I was so exhausted, I stole two dollars from the plate in sheer spite. It all goes to show how a little thing like this can lead to a crime
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