xanax and adderall

If you ever come to Boston – spare yourself a trip to Downtown Crossing and especially WINTER STREET.  Downtown Crossing is full of pigeons, homeless people, pawn shops (and the company they draw) and baby mama’s shopping with their welfare checks.  Unfortunately, I get to experience this nightmare twice a day commuting to and from work.

So, Winter Street is the armpit of Boston because, well… it’s the one street that is NEVER cleaned.  Instead you walk down the street smelling an aroma of decaying garbage, human piss (from the homeless), pigeon poop and just rotting earth. UGH.  The “bricks” are literally black and if you touch them I think you will die of an infectious disease.

You can, however, avoid walking down some of Winter Street through an underground passage that goes from Park St T Station and Downtown Crossing T station.  Thanks to this I have been able to lower my dose of Xanax in the mornings, haha.

Oh a funnier (?) note – I have moderate ADHD, do you?  I am debating speaking to my doctor… always felt this “disorder” was over-diagnosed and just an excuse.  But I guess the disorder is multi-faceted.  But seriously – one question in the quiz asks if you have trouble reading something you’re not interested in.  Uhm, wouldn’t this be a reality for any human? 

Anyway, I did unfortunately answer some questions truthfully that I never thought had anything to do with ADHD.  Anddddd… with two parents already diagnosed with Adult ADHD I’m not exactly a far fetched victim.  Let’s face it – I’m blogging on a lunch break I cut short with Christian to get work done and well… here I am.  

Better go self medicate… my iPod helps me stay semi focused on tasks at work.  Either that or add Adderall in addition to my Xanax diet.

Disclaimer... I don't actually take Xanax or Adderall and don't plan on it - just hoping most of my faithful readers understand my sarcasm. :)

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