
I wonder if I do a lot of “old person” stuff? It’s probably one of those things your kid would have to tell you. Let me explain. After we went to the grocery store, I took Mother to Gateway to pick up her car. She took her small bag of groceries with her and went in to pay and get her keys while I waited in the lot off to the side, To be sure everything worked out okay. I knew I should have gone in with her. A few minutes later, she pulled behind me, blocking me and two other drivers. As the other drivers honked, Mother left her car in the drive and came over to talk to me.
“They just had to fix the front brakes. The back ones were fine! It only cost one hundred twenty-one dollars.” She was beaming.
“That’s great, but you need to move your car. People are honking!”
“Well they’re just gonna have to wait. I have to get my groceries.” She replied, huffily.
“Mother, you already put your bag in the car.”
“Oh, I forgot. Anyway, I had to tell you everything was okay.”
Annoyed at my nerve, she got in her car, pulled out and cut it too short, running over the curb as she pulled out.
About fifteen minutes after I got home, I got a call, “Could you see if I left my phone in your car. I can’t find it, anywhere.”
She had.
The news story was hilarious! My 92 year old mom moved in with one of my sisters a few months ago. I’m hearing more senior moment stories from them now. My sis is soon to be 70. She’s as bad as our mom!
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I work very hard not to get impatient. Can you imagine getting to the Pearly Gates and having to explain to Saint Peter why you were a smart-ass to a tiny little old lady, especially if she got there first. She so nice they’d be gunning for me.
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Lol!
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That is so funny!
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Yeah, NOW!
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😂 I know… Sorry…
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Sigh!
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Too funny!!! :0
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I had a good laugh with my morning coffee. Thanks
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So glad.
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My husband was a terrible driver toward the end of his driving days. I was so relieved when we moved to India and he never drove again. My mother had Alzheimer’s. I was so glad she never drove. It’s hard for people to take the keys away. —- Suzanne
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Don’t want to think about that.
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If when I get old(er) I have senior moments that make people laugh and blog them….I will be pleased :).
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That’s so generous. I don’t mind either. Life is fun.
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Hahaha! She’s too funny!
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Oh…again with that phone. But, it’s not a gun. ☺☺
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And I pay for her phone! I must be Crazy!
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Hahahaha! Loved the story of “senior moment”. :-D :-D
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It was funny.
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That’s your mother… how lovely! 😊
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She a mess!
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You always find ways to make me burst instantly… now again…😂😂😂
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