Moment, shmoment, this is turning into a day long lapse.
After looking frantically about for my cellphone, I called it to see if I could hear it ring somewhere in the house. No sooner did I hang up but the phone rang, my office manager calling to say the MIA phone was ringing on my office desk where I'd left it last night.
Then I rushed to exercise class, skidding into the lot at the last minute but, alas, no athletic shoes in the car. Between the moment I picked them up and the time I settled into the car, they vanished both from consciousness and arms.
When I arrived (late) to my dentist's office, I explained to his middle-aged receptionist the aggravating events of the day.
"Oh," she said in reference to the missing shoes, "I've done that. They're on your kitchen counter."
And so they were.
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3 comments:
Those days are frustrating, but you aren't alone.
I can definitely relate. I sometimes have whole days where my brain is in a complete fog.
I didn't realize you had a new blog, I am now going to be reading all three of them!
RLB: I do feel like the overwhelmed (me) leading the inattentive (my son). Most mornings!
MG: I'm trying this blog out as a prelude to a book idea. I'm glad you found it as I would value any opinions you have on the usefulness of the content to a world of muddleheaded women.
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