I get confused when there are dishes piled up in the sink.

I once left cut vegetables on the cutting board for a day.

I cannot remember where all the tools I need for cooking are.

It is tiresome to go to the supermarket and think what I should buy, to cook and to plan menus.

As I can cook only simple dishes and only one dish at a time, simple meals continue every day

When I heat two or more pots at the same time, one slips from my consciousness and gets burnt.

While preparing meals, I increasingly often knock over or spill things, and break dishes.

When there are many steps to transfer money at the post office, I get confused in the middle of the process. My finger stops moving sometimes, and I make mistakes in the operation in other times.

If I do something else while on the train, I cannot get off at the station where I should.

I cannot pay attention to traffic signals while taking a walk.

There are so many arrows on information signs at train stations, and I feel as if they are piercing my eyes. I feel sick because the amount of information overwhelms me and makes my head spin.

If I see too much information while traveling, I feel confused and get really tired.

I ignored the traffic signals unconsciously.

I can no longer enjoy photography, which used to be my hobby, as much. I cannot shoot photos the way I want to. For example, I cannot find right composition or focus.

It is difficult to understand lectures and take notes in class.

I cannot do my writing work without focusing solely on the task.

It is difficult for me to grasp a lot of information from a bird's eye view and then summarize its main points.

I cannot remember who said what and when at meetings because the volume is too big for me to retain.

My work speed has dropped to about one third.

It is difficult for me to work at the same speed as others.

I fail to correct more errors when I am proofreading at work.