I had a tablet with a detachable keyboard. I put the keyboard in a “safe” place. 2 years later, I finally found it on a lower shelf that was out of the way and “safe”!!
This is why I have three sets of birth certificates! I kept putting them someplace safe, and then couldn’t find them. It’s better now, since I have reached the saturation point.
As long as circumstances don’t come about where someone else decides what you need, and does you the "favor of dumping stuff they don’t think you need.
I misplace things. Sometimes. OK, often. Anyway, in my shop if it’s a small hand tool or some such, and if I can’t find it in a reasonable time, I’ll just get another. Once I have the new one and use it, I look for a place where I can find it in the future. And put it there. Right next to the old one. [Heavy sigh}
sevaar777 about 2 months ago
Maybe you should write yourself a memo on your phone, if you haven’t lost that too.
sandpiper about 2 months ago
I usually try to put a thing where I can find it. Problem is, I have too many things and too few places so the piles grow.
eromlig about 2 months ago
I once threaded a padlock through its key so they wouldn’t become separated. It worked.
rekam Premium Member about 2 months ago
MIL lost a good earring so we put the other one in a safe place. When we moved years later, still couldn’t find it.
cracker65 about 2 months ago
Me too
The Reader Premium Member about 2 months ago
Now where did I put my list of hiding places?
Imagine about 2 months ago
Now he’s losing his mind.
JamieLee Premium Member about 2 months ago
Yep. I can’t agree more. Somehow that safe place keeps moving or losing my items. I haven’t figured out which yet, but it can’t be MY fault.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member about 2 months ago
I had a tablet with a detachable keyboard. I put the keyboard in a “safe” place. 2 years later, I finally found it on a lower shelf that was out of the way and “safe”!!
purepaul Premium Member about 2 months ago
Consider the Closet Law of Life:
The amount of stuff you find necessary to life will expand to to fill all the closets you create.
Example: Nearly half of the homes on my street cannot put a car in their double garage. They also have a stuffed garden shed.
Fontessa about 2 months ago
This is why I have three sets of birth certificates! I kept putting them someplace safe, and then couldn’t find them. It’s better now, since I have reached the saturation point.
christelisbetty about 2 months ago
As long as circumstances don’t come about where someone else decides what you need, and does you the "favor of dumping stuff they don’t think you need.
Munch about 2 months ago
I was ratting around in the basement one spring looking for something and found one of the Christmas presents for my wife that I had hidden.
Zen-of-Zinfandel about 2 months ago
Moderately methodical.
ragsarooni about 2 months ago
This is me EXACTLY! “Oh,I’ll remember where I put this” & next thing you know said item is MIA!
dflak about 2 months ago
As for paperwork: the most important stuff is in the lower right hand drawer at my desk. I remove the 10-year-old tax return when I file the new one.
dflak about 2 months ago
I hate it when my wife puts something of mine back where it belongs.
bobbyferrel about 2 months ago
I misplace things. Sometimes. OK, often. Anyway, in my shop if it’s a small hand tool or some such, and if I can’t find it in a reasonable time, I’ll just get another. Once I have the new one and use it, I look for a place where I can find it in the future. And put it there. Right next to the old one. [Heavy sigh}
Smeagol about 2 months ago
I used to have that problem, now I look for it in the “safe”.
Curiosity Premium Member about 2 months ago
Been there, done that.