I don’t focus very well these days. I flit from one project to another, leaving most everything half done. Maybe I have some sort of “AD” thing, I don’t know. I went grocery shopping yesterday and meant to take a couple of checks to the bank. I forgot the checks but I saw that the health dept had flu vaccine again, so I decided to pick the ladies up after school and run everyone to the health dept and then go to the bank. On my way home from this task, GD asked me to pick him up at the house and run him to the farm so he could drive our tractor back to the house. I got to the house early and was waiting in the car for GD to come home when the phone rang. Not my cell phone, the home phone. I had taken the handheld phone to town in the car as well as my cell phone. I am so important I have to have two phones!
GracieBC
Jan 06, 2010 @ 13:07:00
OH! thank goodness. I thought it was just me, having days like this…reminds me of a cartoon I saw once where a woman picked up the phone (she’s surrounded by EVERYTHING you can imagine) and says, “Hello? Information? What the hell am I doing?”
WildWomanOfTheWest
Jan 06, 2010 @ 13:18:00
LOL Do you by any chance~ have the bread to my husband’s toaster?
MaryVerina
Jan 06, 2010 @ 16:09:00
Yep, that’s sounds about right for me too—most important that the kids and hubby are taken care of…other things survive being forgotten.
ordinarybutloud
Jan 06, 2010 @ 17:08:00
I nearly walked out with the home phone this morning. Duh! My other phone was in my other hand. Don’t know why I thought I needed two. Just distracted, I guess. Ooops.
Wildflowersp
Jan 06, 2010 @ 21:58:00
@ordinarybutloud – I can’t tell you how relieved I am to hear that!
ordinarybutloud
Jan 06, 2010 @ 22:11:00
What is amazing is that your home phone worked in town. Mine won’t work ten feet from my front door.
Wildflowersp
Jan 06, 2010 @ 22:55:00
@ordinarybutloud – I was sitting in front of the house, not in town.