hopless500
Trundling along
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Unfortunately, I fear you will.Ok....
Will I be able to find a matching hat?
Unfortunately, I fear you will.Ok....
Will I be able to find a matching hat?
It's a bummer isn't it? 50 seems to be a turning point.You say that in jest, but I find myself, 56 next week, anxious about the decline in my faculties. It may be normal aging, it may not be, either way it is bluddy frustrating.
And I'm convinced that one day someone will demonstrate the increase in senility is linked to the toxicity of the lead they used to put in petrol.
I got there in August & now find it quite a frightening concept, I never used to write anything down, once it went into the grey matter it stayed, now I have to constantly check, why did I go upstairs, what am I standing in the workshop for, where is that spanner that I used only 5 minutes ago. These are fairly trivial things, but if I make an error at work it could cost the company many many thousands, that now becomes a constant worry.You say that in jest, but I find myself, 56 next week, anxious about the decline in my faculties. It may be normal aging, it may not be, either way it is bluddy frustrating.
I've done well to only notice it at 55 then. Language skills shot to pieces, motor skills ditto, in combination typing is a challenge it never used to be. Memories getting muddled, et cetera. All downhill from here I guess.It's a bummer isn't it? 50 seems to be a turning point.
How do objects, that I had in my hand 30 seconds ago, cloak themselves in invisibility when put down in such a way that I doubt my recollection that I held them?I got there in August & now find it quite a frightening concept, I never used to write anything down, once it went into the grey matter it stayed, now I have to constantly check, why did I go upstairs, what am I standing in the workshop for, where is that spanner that I used only 5 minutes ago. These are fairly trivial things, but if I make an error at work it could cost the company many many thousands, that now becomes a constant worry.
I agree 50 was a doddle, 51, 52, 53 passed by without even noticing, 54 saw some slight hesitation in certain areas, 55 seemed to have some significance, 56 OMGI've done well to only notice it at 55 then. Language skills shot to pieces, motor skills ditto, in combination typing is a challenge it never used to be. Memories getting muddled, et cetera. All downhill from here I guess.
I know the feeling so so wellHow do objects, that I had in my hand 30 seconds ago, cloak themselves in invisibility when put down in such a way that I doubt my recollection that I held them?
I recognise that phenomena too. Especially when it's my Viagra pill....How do objects, that I had in my hand 30 seconds ago, cloak themselves in invisibility when put down in such a way that I doubt my recollection that I held them?
Some zips don't stay done up, but gradually undo themselves over the course of a couple of hours.
It's SO tempting to make a comment about a little prick - but I shan'tHere's the solution @Fab Foodie. The little stabbing events will remind you to do it up
FF, we need pictures or else we won't believe you.
As @Fnaar's Dorothy would say - it'll only be a small prick.
It's SO tempting to make a comment about a little prick - but I shan't
Technically one should never 'tug' a zip, one should lift the the pull tag on the slider, which then disengages the safety catch then one should slide the zip down or up accordingly.Altura jacket as decent zips that don't move till tugged.