this is me but not just for shampoo, for everything

[kaoudis@infosec.exchange]

@regehr I have started proactively yelling at Siri over my shower curtain to put shampoo on the grocery list the second I notice because otherwise no shampoo

[wiersdorf@fosstodon.org]

@regehr Time stops existing in my shower. Things have improved by mounting a clock where I can see it but it’s no silver bullet

[lindsey@recurse.social]

@coolcalmcollected @regehr My sibling-in-law has a bunch of routines like this to manage their ADHD, like, "This single sock is here on the table as a reminder that I need to fold clothes." Then their in-laws, who are my parents, arrive and try to "help" by "picking up clutter", and the routines fall apart

[coolcalmcollected@mastodon.social]

@lindsey @regehr

[mrtazz@chaos.social]

@kaoudis @regehr I circumvent the dimensional memory barrier by having backup shampoo in the pantry and putting it on the grocery list as soon as I take it into the shower

[sea1am@mastodon.social]

@regehr

The doorway effect. Gets me every time...

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-walking-through-doorway-makes-you-forget/

[megatronicthronbanks@mastodon.social]

@regehr It's a Wet Doorway!

[bartoszmilewski@mathstodon.xyz]

@regehr
Has anyone tried using an iPhone in the shower? They are supposed to be water resistant and there is a ToDo applet on them.

[jsamcfarlane@mastodon.ie]

@regehr I will throw the bottle through the interdimensional portal and into the sink where elsewhen me can discover it. Very Interstellar.

[regehr@mastodon.social]

@BartoszMilewski I’d probably forget to charge it, perhaps a lower tech solution like a waterproof notepad

[pollywaugh@universeodon.com]

@regehr
Toilet paper