To give an example of this, i will give you a real life scenario:
Today, I sit down to read a chapter in my book for class...I begin reading, and in the first paragraph there is some analogy made about tetris...i think about tetris for a second, and how long it has been since i have played tetris, and i continue reading...i get about two more sentences and during this time my mind becomes OBSESSED with tetris. I can not longer read. I have to play tetris NOW...so I play tetris until I loose...i only make it to level 4...then i remember that i have a report to write, so i write it. Then I make a list of ALL the things i have to do this weekend...i can't find the list...then i print out some articles i need to read for class...i read the first paragraph of one, highlight one point, then decide the article sucks and i need to find something else to read...but before i can do that i need to check ALL the facebook status updates from the last hour...then i find a different article to read and print it off...as i am stapling it i remember that i haven't blogged for awhile...so now i blog, surrounded by stacks of papers and books to read, but probably i will wait until tomorrow to think about reading them...for now, i play tetris, because i must beat ALL the levels...
ADD, no?
