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by dlonnahawkins 27 Feb 2011 ( edited Feb 27'11 19:16 )
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breakfast, and I had to fill the sugar bowl (with Splenda). I put everything away, went back to the sugar bowl to fix my coffee - nothing in it. Well, where did I put the Splenda that I had dished out? I turned to my coffee cup, and it was full to the top with Splenda. LOL Lucky that I had not put the liquid into it, so was able to fill the bowl back with what I had dished out. That would have been one sweet cup of coffee. I think I need to retire to the sewing room and do some therapy. Hugs to you all.

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by dlmds 27 Feb 2011
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Goodness--I did not know you knew me sooo well. Haha!! This is true of me untill I go to bed--then my mind does 150MPH and it will not let my body sleep. H&*
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by dlonnahawkins 27 Feb 2011
I know how that is too. I stay up late, and then most times can't sleep well - mind won't shut off.
by dlmds 27 Feb 2011
I am the same and I am usually thinking about embroidery and what projects that I can do next. H&*
by chenille 27 Feb 2011
That's me too!
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by anangel 27 Feb 2011
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Be glad that mode has been going only for a couple of days!! I have days like that on a regular basis now, and I won't allow any one to diagnose my condition. LOL
I prefer to call it "brain overload", cause by TOO MANY things on my mind at one time!!
Angel
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by dlonnahawkins 27 Feb 2011
I try to be organized, but lately can't seem to get it done. I am blamining it on the allergy medication that I am taking for our beautiful Florida pollen.
by chenille 27 Feb 2011
I have the same problem. Unfortunately I don't know what to blame it on. I guess I will have to start calling them "senior moments" Ha!
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by sewlikedawn 27 Feb 2011
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Thanks for the giggle I needed it! This is something I would do!!!
Dawn
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by blueeyedblonde 27 Feb 2011
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My mind always seems to be racing ahead of my body. I can't do things as fast as I'd like and my mind gets way ahead of me. Hopefully soon I'll be back to normal and be able to get more things done and then maybe my mind won't be quite so far ahead.
Our bodies never seem to keep up to our mind, so you'll just have to get used to it like the rest of us - always too many things we can think of to do!
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by shirlener88 27 Feb 2011
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Oh my goodness - that must have been a shock - I hope that you didn't tell DH and just flip it over in the sugar bowl - Hehehe! I do have days like that all the time - can't get my body moving as fast as my mind.
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by dlonnahawkins 27 Feb 2011
Oh - it could have been that easy - he was right there - as he says, "dumb ole girl". LOL
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by beckybowman 27 Feb 2011
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I can relate especially at bedtime. I can tell you ladies one thing though, I think it is limited to the female brain. I never see men having this problem. Seems like as soon as my husband or sons head hit the pillow they are out!
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by chenille 27 Feb 2011
This is sooo true!
My mind also revs up when my head hits the pillow.I don't get any sleep and then I'm too tired to do anything the next day!! lol!
Nadyne