Oct 2018
5:34pm, 4 Oct 2018
9,332 posts
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Garfield
Hubby's used to living in a small town...he leaves the doors open all the time here too. Sometimes he's somewhere around but I worry about some opportunist thief coming in and stealing things. My stepmother leaves her house unlocked when she's home and only locks it overnight...even then she sometimes forgets to do that. One morning, I got up, brought the paper in and realised the door had been open all night!
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Oct 2018
7:07pm, 4 Oct 2018
13,461 posts
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Bazoaxe
The most senior part is the toaster living in a cupboard - whats that all about !
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Oct 2018
9:01pm, 4 Oct 2018
10,922 posts
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D2
I like minimal Baz! Hate my worktops cluttered with "stuff"
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Oct 2018
9:18pm, 4 Oct 2018
13,470 posts
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Bazoaxe
there aint no room in my cupboards !
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Oct 2018
9:30pm, 4 Oct 2018
5,641 posts
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sallykate
We leave our back door open all night for the cat - his senior moment is his refusal to remember that he has a catflap (more likely he's just decided he doesn't like it).
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Oct 2018
9:45pm, 4 Oct 2018
38,340 posts
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GlennR
I do lock the doors, but my default assumption is that I’m the scariest thing in the neighbourhood.
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Oct 2018
7:26pm, 16 Oct 2018
3,502 posts
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Fragile Do Not Bend
Just stood outside my front door trying to lock it by pressing the lock button on my car key.
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Oct 2018
7:46pm, 16 Oct 2018
9,369 posts
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Garfield
LOL! When we were on holiday in Canada, I kept forgetting the rental car's key had to be in the ignition to start the car! (our car has a button to press to start it).
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Oct 2018
1:06am, 19 Oct 2018
81 posts
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JCB
Taking my 'running bag' to work with me so I can do a run (heart rate strap, shorts, shirt, etc). Forgetting the most important thing, the running shoes!
Going to any particular room for a reason, getting there, and then forgetting why I was going to that room. (There's a study that shows going through a doorway has this affect, in familiar and unfamiliar rooms.)
Going from the upstairs, where the washing machine is, to the downstairs with the basket, then realising I hadn't put the washing into the basket to take with me.
Going to the car and realising that I don't have the car key on me.
The list goes on... but I forget the rest.
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Oct 2018
7:18am, 19 Oct 2018
18,553 posts
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Lizzie W
Buttering a slice of bread on a blue chopping board, glimpsed a blue spot in the bread, thought "argh, mould", realised there was a hole in the bread. Put some more butter on the knife and then had exactly the same reaction again!
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