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Old 09-30-2014, 01:06 PM #1
PCSJourney42 PCSJourney42 is offline
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Default Does anyone else have the problem

of getting stuck on one topic in your brain. Even if it something really not involved in your life? I rarely watch TV, but I have heard stuff on there, and out of nowhere it is stuck there, and I am thinking about it. Nothing relevant to me... my daughter had entertainment channel on the other day...talking about celebrity gossip, and the one story has been on my mind every day. It just keeps jumping to the front of my thoughts. Even when I had a bad day the other day, there it was...like a problem.

This happens quite a bit. I can't remember the stuff I need to but something stupid will just jump right to the front of my thoughts.
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