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I think I'm losing the plot!
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I have just found the missing button from and item I sold a couple of days ago in my fridge.:o :rotfl:
I said I had it in the listing and stated it would be sent with the item. So I've just messaged the buyer to explain and said that I'll post it Monday.
I'll spend the rest of the day now, wondering how on earth it got into the fridge in the first place! :rotfl:
Anyone else had anything daft like that happen?
I said I had it in the listing and stated it would be sent with the item. So I've just messaged the buyer to explain and said that I'll post it Monday.
I'll spend the rest of the day now, wondering how on earth it got into the fridge in the first place! :rotfl:
Anyone else had anything daft like that happen?
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Have you checked your button box-sewing basket, just in case you've put a pint of milk or butter in there.0
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Now you know FULL WELL how you could have avoided THAT;)Don't put it DOWN; put it AWAY"I would like more sisters, that the taking out of one, might not leave such stillness" Emily Dickinson
Janice 1964-2016
Thank you Honey Bear0 -
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I lost a key to my bike lock about a year ago. Looked everywhere for it but ended up using the spare and practically gluing it to my keyring. I found the key today - in the side pocket of my panniers! Sure I looked there too, think I would have rather found it in the fridge, would have been a bit less ironic !What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare0
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I'm always losing things and then finding them again in unusual places, but then I have a very "helpful" toddler!Their=belonging to them, There=over there
Your=belonging to you, You're=short for you are
The Grammar Fairy0 -
My mum says that in my clubbing years she always knew if I had come home drunk because the milk was in the cupboard and the cocoa was in the fridge.Oh dear, here we go again.0
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