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Originally Posted by Hopeless (Post 1176216)

Hi Electron,

When I saw this thread in the lineup of today's posts, I thought I was losing my mind. Then, I looked and saw that this thread is almost 2 years old.

The last week, I suddenly seem to be having difficulty with knowing the time of day, the day of the week, and having recently entered the month of October, I thought I had missed a month and was actually in November due to the Thanksgiving mention in the title.

I wish you had made your post as a new thread because you gave me quite a scare. I thought I had REALLY lost all sense of time.

I hope no one else shares my fright. Well, it is getting close to Halloween.

Imagine how I felt when I saw it KNOWING I had not written it this year ! At least I didn't think I had....talk about thinking you are losing your mind....but I got a good laugh out of it so thank you Electron because I was sure feeling down until I read this !

And Hope....no you are not losing your mind.....I think the radio announcement really messed you up.....stupid radio !

Debi

And You Diandra !

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Originally Posted by Diandra (Post 1176223)

Hopeless,
How funny our minds work....I saw the post and thought, poor Debi, she is losing her mind. (Guess that shows what my ego is like...assuming Debi lost her mind and not me!......Love you Debi!!!! )
D.

I just laughed and laughed when I read your poor Debi statement.....too funny but could be so dang true !

I love you too crazy girl !

Debi

Thanksgiving hasnt reached in the states yet.

PN and Calendar Dysfunction

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Originally Posted by Neuroproblem (Post 1176276)

Thanksgiving hasnt reached in the states yet.

Look forward to digging deeper into this nasty, pervasive syndrome with all you good folks tomorrow, on Arbor Day!