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Great post and a good laugh this morning roitelet 
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Perfect!!!!
Maybe that's why we are all so good at pottering on the lottie/veg plot????
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If I havn't found my glasses I've not a hope in hell of finding my keys. Might be worth checking the fridge though thats where most lost items turn up in my house!!Originally posted by skegblade View PostTina
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Thanks for that, it really made me smile! Thought it was just me......now what were we talking about? DDL
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In the "Meaning of Liff" (life) by Douglas Adams he refers to going in to a room and wondering what on earth you went into it for as a "Woking" (apologies to all those Grapes who live in Woking). My husband and I have alot of Woking moments!
Good book if anyone fancies reading it!~
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LOLOriginally posted by peregrin View Post
I knew I was losing it years ago when I found myself trying to fit the toaster into the fridge and wondering why the door wouldn't close!
have never been the same since
Mr MB says if he loses anything he always checks the microwave first!!
But of course whatever is in the last place you look!!!???
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Of course it's in the last place you look - because once you've found it, you stop looking.
But I have to admit to finding the car keys in the freezer once... and I'm not quite halfway through my three-score and ten so I can't exactly blame it on old age.Comment
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Perhaps its the germination process?? How are things with you both?Originally posted by Poledragon View PostOf course it's in the last place you look - because once you've found it, you stop looking.
But I have to admit to finding the car keys in the freezer once... and I'm not quite halfway through my three-score and ten so I can't exactly blame it on old age.Comment
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Still here, thanks Jane. Small person refusing to pod - obviously is very comfy where s/he is!
And yes, pregnancy brain has a lot to answer for, as do several other small children. I think a lobotomy is required for raising young children though.
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Just noticed this thread and enjoyed it, and as I'm very close to the "Three score years and ten" I should warn you "young uns" that it dont get any better! Well acctually it does because at this age you knowthat all your friends are the same so you dont care. All you young ladies who dont like your age mentioned can relax as you no longer need to refer to them as "Senior Moments" but CRAFT moments Cant Remember a Flipping ThingIt's not the growing old I mind but the growing stupid with it!Comment
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Yes, yes, yes!Originally posted by Grandpadragon View Post
A friend of mine (vet) had a very posh client, who one day informed the surgery in a very loud voice, 'You'll have to forgive me, I'm suffering from CRAFT. I Can't Remember A F***ing Thing' !
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Definitely need the lobotomy, Isn't it fun though? Hope you pod in time for spring planting!! Thinking of yo.Originally posted by Poledragon View PostStill here, thanks Jane. Small person refusing to pod - obviously is very comfy where s/he is!
And yes, pregnancy brain has a lot to answer for, as do several other small children. I think a lobotomy is required for raising young children though.Comment
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That was how I heard it to but was trying to play at being DiplomaticOriginally posted by madderbat View PostYes, yes, yes!
A friend of mine (vet) had a very posh client, who one day informed the surgery in a very loud voice, 'You'll have to forgive me, I'm suffering from CRAFT. I Can't Remember A F***ing Thing' !
It's not the growing old I mind but the growing stupid with it!Comment
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Putting things somewhere safe
I so recognise myself in the AAADD. Although if I tell Mr E I have AAADD he'll probably say he thought it was EE/F. Men honestly!!!
My usual one is say "I've put is somewhere safe" and completely forget where that is cos it varies from item to item.Bright Blessings
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That made me laugh, me to a T
Having said that when I was yonger and living at home, my brother who was about 16 at the time picked up the kettle and put it in his wardrobe!! Took a while before we had that cuppa.
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