Good to know I’m not the only one who has done this. Having said that, I looked over the list two to three times while shopping, and still forgot to buy chicken.
Now for another bit of cuteness added to our day. I opened the back gate earlier today, and what did I see but a fox standing on the neighbour’s driveway. What a gorgeous creature it was, though shy, because it ran away immediately.
Good morning DiCers!
Question: Am I the only one who thinks this squirrel’s mama mated with an opussum?
https://www.blogto.com/city/2020/11/people-toronto-spotting-black-and-white-squirrel/
I’ve done that. Gone out for something specific that I really, really wanted, and ended up forgetting that item while buying other stuff that hadn’t been on my list.
I chalk it up to just being weird, and having a short term memory that short circuits more often than I’d like.
Wayne’s a cheeky one, but in the best way possible. His mischievous side always brings a smile or a giggle. Like the rest of the gang, he’s kind and supportive, too.
My parents had a Westinghouse fridge for forty years. It was still going strong when they got rid of it (it was too small). The new and “shinier” replacement fridge lasted only ten years. Go figure.
@kbois, I’m late to the party, so what I would have thought of has already been said. I know for myself having everything I need to ask written down and familiarized with is a must, because, dollars to doughnuts, I will forget something important if I don’t write it down.
Anticipating the questions they might ask is also helpful, so answers are at the ready.
Guaranteed to make you smile...
Illegal border crossing thwarted
https://bc.ctvnews.ca/bear-cub-with-no-travel-documents-caught-trying-to-cross-canada-u-s-border-1.5176766
So sorry to hear Little Man isn’t doing well, Fae. You being there for him even as he sleeps is important, because it’s got to be a comfort for him as he’s not alone.
Hugz, my friend.