Re: Finding stuff
- From: "CJ Dunnaway" <cj_dunnaway-news@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2008 12:20:07 -0500
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On 4 Sep, 14:29, "CJ Dunnaway" <cj_dunnaway-n...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> > Isn't it strange how stuff turns up when you're not looking for > > it
> > anymore?
> > I've been trying to sort things out for when I go into hospital > > to
> > have the
> > baby, and today I thought I'd pack the baby's bags as his needs
> > shouldn't
> > change a lot between now and then, and it gives me a chance to > > see if
> > there's anything else I need.
>
> > Some weeks ago, I was sorting through my daughter's old baby > > clothes
> > to see
> > how much neutral stuff I had. We were really sad as we thought > > we'd
> > lost one
> > of our fave babygros. It was one of a set of two, and we could > > only
> > find
> > one. Also, I guessed I'd given away a load of other bits that I
> > couldn't
> > see.
>
> > I just got the bag out of the cupboard that I intended to pack > > today,
> > and it
> > was filled with all the bits I've been looking for!! I love it > > when
> > that
> > happens. You kind of give stuff up as lost for good, then you > > find it
> > all
> > again! As someone with a crappy memory when it comes to where > > stuff
> > is, it
> > always cheers me up!
>
> I'm one of those pack-rats that saves everything 'just in case'. > I've
> got a method (of sorts) for keeping it all organized, but I am
> frequently unable to find things I know that I'd saved.
>
> But it's mostly all gone now - Diane threw much of it in the trash > when
> she moved to her new place; I couldn't be there to stop her.
>
> Most of it was junk, but some of it was memories. I'd saved about > two
> dozen baseball T-shirts from all of Paul and Sarah's sports teams. > I
> devoted a large chunk of my life to their teams, and even helped > coach a
> few of them. The shirts were different than pictures and trophies - > they
> were actual relics of those times - tactile reminders of their > sports
> years. I'm sorry to have lost them.
>
> CJ
I tend to find my keys in the fridge or mobile in the
microwave.......*wibble*
be gentle on yourself
Simon
Finding stuff went wrong. I bought a maternity coat last week. At £60, it
was a big purchase. I lost it today :((((((
Lucy x
http://www.essortment.com/all/problemspregnan_rrsl.htm
Approximately half of all pregnant women report increases in forgetfulness during the latter part of pregnancy and in the postpartum period.
In a 1998 study published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Keenan and associates monitored the memory and anxiety or depression level of a group of women throughout pregnancy and in the postpartum period. A similar group of nonpregnant women were likewise monitored for comparison. While the length of material influenced the amount recalled for both groups, pregnant women in the third trimester showed a significant decline in memory. No such decline was noted for nonpregnant women. While pregnant women reported greater sleep disturbance, increased levels of depression and anxiety, this study found no link between these symptoms and decline in memory.
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