I wish I had the bandwidth to clean this mirror so that I could post pictures of myself, but it’s in a backlog of so many tasks.
One of the symptoms of autism is actually not being able to automatically sort daily tasks by importance.
Anyways, I liked this cozy outfit today. I liked the warmth of the colors and the unassuming, but cheery, nature of it.
Another symptom of autism is stepwise processing instead of intuitive processing in general. I have this plan to post outfit pictures once I get this mirror cleaned and secure these two sliding closet doors together so that my kids can’t get one of them dirty again.
What I’ve been trying to ask myself in situations like these is, “What is the zero-step way to accomplish this goal?”
So, what is the zero step way to take outfit pictures of myself?
Maybe ask Clark to take a picture. Even though he’s 4, it would probably be better than this one. I can also ask Colton to take a picture, but when we’re together it’s because we’re feeding the kids or getting them in the car or getting them ready for bed.
I can use my gooseneck phone holder to take a picture. I can use the camera shutter on my Apple Watch. The gooseneck “tripod” is currently clamped to one of my closet shelves so that I can make videos in my closet. It’s a pain to unscrew and rescrew the clamp. I can try leaving it in the closet, opening the closet door, and standing against that wall.
I do wish I had a process that I could do while checking my outfit in the mirror though.
Wellesley Kopsa 