When I multitask it often involves monitoring a load of laundry, a sink full of dishes, two or three pots on the stove, checking phone messages and emails, sorting the snail mail, directing teens to appropriate, helpful tasks, and answering questions about why we don't have unlimited allowances.
When Quinn multitasks it often involves watching TV and eating a bowl of cereal. And during such time, he wishes not to be spoken to because it interrupts his concentration.
I think he must have inherited that from his father.
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