Al is always boggled by my lack of short term memory. I'll admit...it is awful.
Our convo yesterday morning:
Al: I can't find my insert: whatever it was that was missing (See, I've forgotten already what it was!).
Me: You'll need to look for it. And not the kind of looking you did when you lost your glasses. I mean ACTUALLY LOOK FOR IT.
Al (in that 'tween' voice): Mom, you freak me out. Why is it you remember the things I wish you would forget? But I can tell you something, and 5 minutes later you don't remember it?
Sorry, Al. It's kinda like that "eyes in the back of my head" thing.
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10 comments:
Al has many things to learn about mom: MOMnipotent! MOMnipresent! MOMniscient! (in any order you prefer).
I am the same exact way. I can remember the most random things forever, but can't remember things that happened 5 minutes ago that might actually have been important (can't remember what it was)
Funny, he thinks a lot older than just a tween.
Oh, my! I shouldn't have made that comment. Now your blog hates me. I "x-ed" out of your blog, and your music still played!!!
Seriously, I only had google open. It won't stop.
the power of Mom's to remember the really important things in life...Mom
I think Al is going to grow up to be just like my hubby...and trust me, there are worse things! We play the "where is my..." game almost daily.
I love this and I lose EVERYTHING!
THis is the funniest thing I have seen in along time
How cute is Al?!!
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