I suffer from short term memory loss,( I was dead for five minutes and after the first three minutes thats the first thing to go) and I know how it feels to go looking for something and forget what you’re looking for, I am old also, so that does not help. But life goes on, sometimes. :)
Not there yet. If it gets that bad, I may look into options for not driving anymore. Glad I was there for my parents when they needed it, and dad had a perfect record. I’ve seen too many folks who were pushing the “traffic-accident-waiting-to-happen” status.
They made up their mindsAnd they started packingThey left before the sun came up that dayAn exit to eternal summer slackingBut where were they going without everKnowing the way?
Or knowing you had a tool or a part a second ago and now you can’t find it. For me it is often on top of the fridge where I set it after getting a snack. “Honey why is there a greasy crescent wrench on the top of the refrigerator?”
Baarorso 12 months ago
The very bane of my existance is to go into an area to pick something up and forget what that something was!!!
yoey1957 12 months ago
Ha! ’Tuther day I bought a pair of shoes with memory foam inserts in them. No more of me walking into a room and forgetting why I went in there!
Gent 12 months ago
Eh that reminds me of important work that me is forgets last week. If only me could remembers what that was.
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member 12 months ago
… to start your car?
Lord Flatulence Premium Member 12 months ago
Now, where am I? Who am I?
juicebruce 12 months ago
For me it’s where did I put my glasses or Phone ;-)
Ichabod Ferguson 12 months ago
For me it’s what day it is. Yesterday I told my wife we should go out and find some community garage sales. She looked at me and said; “On Tuesday?”
PraiseofFolly 12 months ago
“I’ve got my wallet … I’ve got my phone … but have I got Rhythm?
Man of the Woods 12 months ago
I suffer from short term memory loss,( I was dead for five minutes and after the first three minutes thats the first thing to go) and I know how it feels to go looking for something and forget what you’re looking for, I am old also, so that does not help. But life goes on, sometimes. :)
DaBump Premium Member 12 months ago
Not there yet. If it gets that bad, I may look into options for not driving anymore. Glad I was there for my parents when they needed it, and dad had a perfect record. I’ve seen too many folks who were pushing the “traffic-accident-waiting-to-happen” status.
ctolson 12 months ago
They made up their mindsAnd they started packingThey left before the sun came up that dayAn exit to eternal summer slackingBut where were they going without everKnowing the way?
wirepunchr 12 months ago
Is his name AL Zimer?
david_42 12 months ago
Not having this problem yet, I’m only 71.
Plumb.Bob Premium Member 12 months ago
Or knowing you had a tool or a part a second ago and now you can’t find it. For me it is often on top of the fridge where I set it after getting a snack. “Honey why is there a greasy crescent wrench on the top of the refrigerator?”
MIHorn Premium Member 12 months ago
If you forget where you put your keys, that’s normal. If you forget what your keys are, then you have a problem.
anomalous4 12 months ago
This is why my keys live on a hook on the inside of my front door, along with my hat & sunglasses!
g04922 12 months ago
LOL… Quick ! Take his car keys !
mistercatworks 12 months ago
I’m hoping you were going to seek help. Should you be driving?