Meetings

By bfitzhugh | Published: June 21, 2012

When I’m “not paying attention”, I am. In meetings my brain, stuck in infinite multitasking mode, can’t dedicate itself just to the auditory sense. Doodles must be drawn. This day must have been a binary one mixed with the usual jaggy skulls.

Doodle? Use that camera on your phone and share.

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