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amodernjune
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God bless my family. Especially my kids. I will go to tell them something or ask them something and it's like a switch gets flipped.

"Can you please go to........" says myself
this is where they just smile and sit. Take a load off. Patiently awaiting for my switch to come back on.

And it's in my head, I know what I wanna say. I feel like Porky Pig sometimes.

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mom2kids
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I so know how you feel and so does my family. It's like a game sometimes, who can guess the ending or the rest of my tought first?

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Down on her knees, she wept on the floor.
This hopeless life, she wanted no more.
Dead in the mind and cold to the bone,
She opened her eyes and saw she was alone. ~Seether

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jackie51
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Yes, I have that problem too. I walk into the pantry and don't know why I'm there. If I wait long enough, it comes back.

That would be a Porky Pig moment then. I hate it when this happens somewhere else.

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just don
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thats called "some" timers disease

vs. 'all'sheimers

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just don

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amodernjune
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Ha ha ha. I too sometime have my sentences finished for me. How about when you drop something and it takes 5 minutes to get down to pick it up. Another 5 to get back up ANNNND ya drop it again. Anyone in the room feelin me?
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