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On Sat, 10 May 2008 11:28:30 -0700, sf . wrote:
On Sat, 10 May 2008 17:55:28 GMT, hahabogus wrote: I didn't have a thought in my head other than getting a cup of coffee when I went into the kitchen. I poured a cup and then got out a rib roast rub it with penzeys shallot pepper and granulated garlic set the oven for 350F for 2hours and put the roast in the oven, then left the kitchen. After I sat at the computer for about 3 minutes I went back into the kitchen for my coffee. Other than death is there a cure for this, losing one focus that is? I think it happens at all ages. I was particularly aware of it when my kids were small. There was one door I called "the portal of forgetfulness" because I'd have a thought on one side... step through the doorway it to do what I was thinking about, then get sidetracked and completely forget about what I was going to do until I went back through that doorway again. OH, YEAH - I still haven't done x! Trudge back, repeat process. i think this is true. but at a certain age, when it happens you think, 'christ, i'm on the downhill slide...' your pal, blake |
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On Sun, 11 May 2008 13:30:57 GMT, "Michael \"Dog3\""
wrote: My short term memory is pretty bad though. I've gotten to the car, pulled out onto Berry Road and completely forgotten where I was going. I actually had to pull over and think about where I was heading. Ouch. That's bad. Time to start writing notes to yourself. I have a friend who is in your position too. He bumped into hubby last week and they talked about getting together sometime soon. Hubby ran through the litany of weekend obligations, our friend knew something important was happening this weekend but couldn't remember what it was. It turns out, not only is it Mother's Day, so DD and son in law who live just outside Boston were in town.... it was his wife's big 6-0 birthday. Poor guy. He didn't remember any of that. -- See return address to reply by email remove the smile first |
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"Paul M. Cook" wrote in message news:cBnVj.1244$OT1.277@trnddc03... "hahabogus" wrote in message ... I didn't have a thought in my head other than getting a cup of coffee when I went into the kitchen. I poured a cup and then got out a rib roast rub it with penzeys shallot pepper and granulated garlic set the oven for 350F for 2hours and put the roast in the oven, then left the kitchen. After I sat at the computer for about 3 minutes I went back into the kitchen for my coffee. Other than death is there a cure for this, losing one focus that is? I have to make sure I always set my keys in the same place or I turn the place upside down trying to find them. I went to the market for some bell peppers, that was all I needed for dinner. Came home with everything but the bell peppers and had to go back. That's why God made lists. You think the almighty could remember all the things He wanted to make without a list? Over the course of 6 days?! NO WAY. Then again, if you forget to make the list in the first place.... TammyM, knows whereof she speaks ObFood: carnitas. In Winters, California, last night before going to see the Austin Lounge Lizards. SUBLIME. |
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"TammyM" wrote in
: "Paul M. Cook" wrote in message news:cBnVj.1244$OT1.277@trnddc03... "hahabogus" wrote in message ... I didn't have a thought in my head other than getting a cup of coffee when I went into the kitchen. I poured a cup and then got out a rib roast rub it with penzeys shallot pepper and granulated garlic set the oven for 350F for 2hours and put the roast in the oven, then left the kitchen. After I sat at the computer for about 3 minutes I went back into the kitchen for my coffee. Other than death is there a cure for this, losing one focus that is? I have to make sure I always set my keys in the same place or I turn the place upside down trying to find them. I went to the market for some bell peppers, that was all I needed for dinner. Came home with everything but the bell peppers and had to go back. That's why God made lists. You think the almighty could remember all the things He wanted to make without a list? Over the course of 6 days?! NO WAY. Then again, if you forget to make the list in the first place.... TammyM, knows whereof she speaks ObFood: carnitas. In Winters, California, last night before going to see the Austin Lounge Lizards. SUBLIME. Or you could set off to make a list and take a shower instead...Or even worse make that list and forget where you put it. I'm still looking for the top of my first ice cream maker, even after buying a new ice cream maker last year. See what happens when you put things away safe? -- The house of the burning beet-Alan A man in line at the bank kept falling over...when he got to a teller he asked for his balance. |
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On May 11, 10:18*am, "TammyM" wrote:
ObFood: *carnitas. *In Winters, California, last night before going to see the Austin Lounge Lizards. *SUBLIME. Thanks for that! I've been sampling their MP3s -- makes me long for Oklahoma and Texas! LOL! They are playing in Berkeley tonight .... hmmmmm. --Lin ( Blah, blah-blah-blah ... ;-) ) |
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On Sun 11 May 2008 04:00:16p, Arri London told us...
hahabogus wrote: Arri London wrote in : Take comfort in the fact that it's *not* age related! But you are older than I. -- LOL! And you are basing that on what? You obviously look much older. We can all see that! :-))))))))))))) -- Wayne Boatwright ------------------------------------------- Sunday, 05(V)/11(XI)/08(MMVIII) ------------------------------------------- Today is: Mother's Day, Pentecost Countdown till Memorial Day 2wks 8hrs ------------------------------------------- There's more to life than sitting around in the sun in your underwear playing the clarinet. --Woody Allen |
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Arri London wrote in :
LOL! And you are basing that on what? On Your grey hair...I don't have any (I'm mostly bald). -- The house of the burning beet-Alan A man in line at the bank kept falling over...when he got to a teller he asked for his balance. |
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"hahabogus" ha scritto nel messaggio I didn't have a
thought in my head other than getting a cup of coffee when I went into the kitchen. I poured a cup and then got out a rib roast rub it with penzeys shallot pepper and granulated garlic set the oven for 350F for 2hours and put the roast in the oven, then left the kitchen. After I sat at the computer for about 3 minutes I went back into the kitchen for my coffee. Other than death is there a cure for this, losing one focus that is? You are having so much fun with this varoety of experience that I hesitate to suggest something serious, but I will. I asked DD for Brain Age for Christmas 2 years ago. I used it every day for a year and these symptoms went away. (I don't recall ever being quite as vague as you, but similar forgetfulness happened.) I still occasionally do the exercises, but overall when testing I find I haven't lost much ground at all. And I don't find myself in the garden looking for kitchen tools, etc. |
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On May 11, 1:55*am, hahabogus wrote:
I didn't have a thought in my head other than getting a cup of coffee when I went into the kitchen. I poured a cup and then got out a rib roast rub it with penzeys shallot pepper and granulated garlic set the oven for 350F for 2hours and put the roast in the oven, then left the kitchen. After I sat at the computer for about 3 minutes I went back into the kitchen for my coffee. Other than death is there a cure for this, losing one focus that is? -- The house of the burning beet-Alan A man in line at the bank kept falling over...when he got to a teller he asked for his balance. Are you sure you aren't pregnant? ;-) JB |
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On Sun, 11 May 2008 10:18:52 -0700, "TammyM"
wrote: "Paul M. Cook" wrote in message news:cBnVj.1244$OT1.277@trnddc03... I have to make sure I always set my keys in the same place or I turn the place upside down trying to find them. I went to the market for some bell peppers, that was all I needed for dinner. Came home with everything but the bell peppers and had to go back. That's why God made lists. You think the almighty could remember all the things He wanted to make without a list? Over the course of 6 days?! NO WAY. i can think of a few things god should have left off the list... Then again, if you forget to make the list in the first place.... TammyM, knows whereof she speaks ObFood: carnitas. In Winters, California, last night before going to see the Austin Lounge Lizards. SUBLIME. the lounge lizards are fun, aren't they? your pal, blake |
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On Mon, 12 May 2008 00:09:48 -0700 (PDT), Golden One
wrote: On May 11, 1:55*am, hahabogus wrote: I didn't have a thought in my head other than getting a cup of coffee when I went into the kitchen. I poured a cup and then got out a rib roast rub it with penzeys shallot pepper and granulated garlic set the oven for 350F for 2hours and put the roast in the oven, then left the kitchen. After I sat at the computer for about 3 minutes I went back into the kitchen for my coffee. Other than death is there a cure for this, losing one focus that is? -- The house of the burning beet-Alan A man in line at the bank kept falling over...when he got to a teller he asked for his balance. Are you sure you aren't pregnant? ;-) JB well, that would assuage his fears of getting older... your pal, blake |
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"Giusi" wrote in message ... "hahabogus" ha scritto nel messaggio I didn't have a thought in my head other than getting a cup of coffee when I went into the kitchen. I poured a cup and then got out a rib roast rub it with penzeys shallot pepper and granulated garlic set the oven for 350F for 2hours and put the roast in the oven, then left the kitchen. After I sat at the computer for about 3 minutes I went back into the kitchen for my coffee. Other than death is there a cure for this, losing one focus that is? You are having so much fun with this varoety of experience that I hesitate to suggest something serious, but I will. I asked DD for Brain Age for Christmas 2 years ago. I used it every day for a year and these symptoms went away. (I don't recall ever being quite as vague as you, but similar forgetfulness happened.) I still occasionally do the exercises, but overall when testing I find I haven't lost much ground at all. And I don't find myself in the garden looking for kitchen tools, etc. This is a book, yes? It sounds like it was helpful to you and I could use some of that help! Got anything innovative for my diminishing eyesight? :-( TammyM, getting stronger lens prescriptions every year |
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Wayne Boatwright wrote: On Sun 11 May 2008 04:00:16p, Arri London told us... hahabogus wrote: Arri London wrote in : Take comfort in the fact that it's *not* age related! But you are older than I. -- LOL! And you are basing that on what? You obviously look much older. We can all see that! :-))))))))))))) Sigh... though I got rid of that photo LOL |
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hahabogus wrote: Arri London wrote in : LOL! And you are basing that on what? On Your grey hair...I don't have any (I'm mostly bald). Jeez! That's even worse. Hard to tell if I do or not until I let it grow out again... |