Day 54 of 365 Days of Being Thankful

 
         Today I am thankful that other people also have "senior moments" like I do. I was supposed to meet a friend for lunch today.  She is usually there ahead of me and I am never late. She also is never late. I am anal about being on time and so is she.  We were both teachers so I guess that is part of our  teacher mentality.  I called her after ten minutes and she was friendly and chatty. I asked her if she was coming and she asked "coming where?" I said to meet me for lunch.  She totally forgot and was apologetic.  I told her it was fine and really it was.  I am glad that I am not the only one who has had a senior moment!
      Last summer I arranged a lunch date with two high school friends. I even came home one day early from camping for the lunch.  I remembered it the day before but that day I got up and cleaned and did other stuff and totally forgot!  It was not even a blurp on my radar screen! And I really wanted to go!  I felt so embarrassed and upset that I had forgotten but I guess we all get senior moments as we age.
      That was my first and I haven't had a repeat yet but I know it could happen again! I usually have such a good memory.  But now when I hide things(like extra money or chocolate candy), I can never remember where I put the hidden things.  I found a chocolate rabbit I bought at an after Easter candy  April sale in Nov!  My girlfriend at book club last month said to me, I had to look at my email to see what book we read this month! For book club, I try to read the book as close to the date of the meeting as I can so I remember the plot!

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