that brick chick.

Still figuring it out.
Making things anyway.

I'm Rachelle. Adult-diagnosed ADHD, older than you might guess, and not done deciding what I want to be when I grow up.

Some people have a niche.I appear to have a carnival.
Rachelle smiling over her shoulder on the beach while holding a camera.
Meet the head squirrel wrangler.
Rachelle exploring a narrow street lined with old buildings.Rachelle holding her smiling LEGO minifigure lookalike in front of her face.Rachelle smiling beside her dog in the car.

Oh good. It's not just me.

A SCHEDULING ISSUE

My brain has a
hard stop at 3.

My job? Not so much.

Work & ADHD About 2 min read

A clue for
future-me.

A sheet for writing down tomorrow’s first task and where to find it.

Read the storyGet the 3 p.m. handoff (PDF)

More to read

All the writing
Rachelle trying on a tall, ornate crown in a shop.Rachelle holding a LEGO display she made.Rachelle wearing a sweatshirt that reads I could be meaner.
Rachelle as a toddler on the beach, with waves and a pier behind her.
Then. Tiny me. Absolutely up to something.
Rachelle sitting on the beach with LEGO pieces and a small building tray beside the water.
Now. Still playing with my toys in the sand. Still wearing pink.

I’m not
outgrowing play.

I still play with LEGO. Sometimes I make something useful. Sometimes I just make something.

Apparently, growing up didn’t require getting rid of the toys.

Make & play