Mind AWOL
We all, I think, I hope, have that moment of walking into a room, then wondering what we went there for. Or stopping halfway up the stairs and thinking ????When I was preggers I took that a lot further, I was definitely scatty - once I found my car keys (after a long search) in the fridge.
Today I opened the draining cupboard over the sink to get a mug for coffee, and there among the glasses and cups, looking a bit embarrassed, was the jar of Bisto gravy granules.
I'm racking my brain to remember when I could have got pregnant.
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When I saw the Bisto this huge bubble of slightly hysterical laughter bobbed up and I thought hmm, once, I could have shared this on CS - then I did anyway. Not expecting many comments!
Phew. What a relief.
I'm told CS was at least this toxic (although not politics) some years back, the famous Blog Wars, so it does change, and change, and change again. Keep popping by, and posting, it's a kind of Resistance and anyway eventually all the haters will find haters to fall in love with and will have no reason to stay
So I am fearing where I will find it.
I have already checked the freezer and fridge
Yours and Biff's are some of the few that I even bother to read, not to mind commenting on.
Biff
You came to swear everlasting love to me, and you forgot already??
Have some wine. I have some chocolate somewhere
Getting there, Bogey, getting there. Supposed to be in a meeting sorting out my residency options today but the expert is puking her heart out with a virus so we had to reschedule. Has to be before end January, tick tock.
By the way, can any Spanish speaker reading this tell me whether asi asi is an okay response to como estas? It's so nicely close to so-so but apparently a Brit invention which is laughed at behind our backs ...
Sounds like we need something like this
Lately it's just been easy to go with the flow. I find things I've misplaced in the most unusual of places as well even though I try to live by everything has a place so put it in its place.
I enjoy your blogs and hope TR will focus on the few of us that enjoy his blogs.
It's all in the perspective!
But I think I need elastic ties, because I am forever putting things down and then hunting for them. If they were dangling at knee level, and could be used without being disconnected from the belt, I would have a chance of keeping things together.
Luckily I only do small jobs, I can see the system (and me) falling down if angle grinders and kango hammers were involved. On the bright side, they're quite easy to spot when left in the wrong place ...
I've become very dependent on electronics for memory. I tell my phone or the computer to remind me of everything I need to remember. I use the timer function more than anything.
Oh my gosh, what a trip it is to watch what the memory is doing from Alzheimers. Sheesh!