Memorable car of the day:
1957 Nash Rambler Cross Country
For today:
My hands are shaky, but my forgetter works VERY WELL, thank you!
Humans
overall do forget stuff. Funny that, at times we are trying to remember a name
and it flies by in my brain and I miss it, sorta like scrolling too fast but I
cannot roll it back.
Is there
something that your forgot ONCE, but have never forgotten again. Like the time I forgot my sweet Sherry’s birthday.
OUCH.
WE forgot once that the time had
changed and went to church early and wondered where everyone was. I may
have forgotten that again over the past FEW years day light savings time has
been effect.
I have
learned and forgotten a few car logos, but never the Chevrolet. It has been this since my dad was 10 years old.
I forgot to check a Turkey and turn
the oven off once.. Another OUCH..
Sherry’s
brother Vernon was a runner, he loved to run. He would head up a road and tell
his wife to come and catch up with him in an hour, he ran 3 hours before
learning he had the car keys in his pocket.
IF one is not careful they forget
they have a pot on the stove and it boils over.
One of our dearest friends, a
country lady the mother of 10. All the kids were still living at home when one
Sunday she dropped into the front seat of the car and said, “I think we’re
ready for church Kenneth!”
Kenneth
said, “You had better go back and put on your skirt!” She had her slip on but
no skirt. With that many kids I would have probably forgotten my head. LOL
Eileen was a wonderful lady and had a voice and range to match, that fit
Carnegie Hall. Glenda, the oldest girl of the 10 kids, comments here.
We enjoyed dinner with that Missouri farm family several times and it was ALWAYS a pleasant TREAT for us. So many memories.
But I
regress methinks. Yes we forget. Do you have any memorable forgetters?
NiteShipslog
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3 comments:
I'll never forgive myself for the time I forgot my daddy's birthday. Thankfully, before the day was out I called Baskin Robbins and asked them to deliver a cake ... but I'm pretty sure he knew the real scoop. (Pun intended!)
Vernon's episode with the car keys is TOO funny. At least to this reader; probably not at the time. And Eileen's slip! I'm sure some of my own uh-oh's will come to me, but for right now my calendar and daily 'to-do' lists are invaluable.
Yes, forgetfulness comes with age ... or at any age, I guess.
I once went upstairs to the bathroom and forgot that we lived in a one-level bungalow. Hit my head on the ceiling and remembered ever since.
God bless.
I am forever forgetting things. I don’t forget dates as much as I forget things. Like when I go to the store just to return an item and leave the item at home. Or get all the way to work and realize I forgot my badge which gets me into the doors.
From the West side
Lisa
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