Comments on Coffee Bean Goddess: Now Where Was I?

Oh, that's simply delightful. G and I were slappi...

2007-06-13T19:41:00.000-07:00

Oh, that's simply delightful. G and I were slapping ourselves and laughing out loud. Tom Rush's song is a winner here.

We have been unable to get to our blogs here or to any friends blogs on Blogspot for the last three days. It's good to see you here. :)

Ah, Jo. Let our battle cry be, "Distracted Mommies...

2007-06-13T12:46:00.000-07:00

Ah, Jo. Let our battle cry be, "Distracted Mommies Unite!"

That *was* a good way to start the morning, Bonnie. I found myself playing the video again, just for the grin.

CJ, I hear you. Now -- if I could just remember where I put my list!

Having had a memory like a sieve all my life, I am...

2007-06-13T11:01:00.000-07:00

Having had a memory like a sieve all my life, I am a list-maker of the first water! I always called it being 'absent minded'. But my mother died for Alsheimer's, and now I find myself being super-sensitive to my lapses and getting those little pangs of dread every time I lapse! I'm with ya, Dee! :)

What a glorious way to start the morning! He was f...

2007-06-13T05:17:00.000-07:00

What a glorious way to start the morning! He was funny. So was the story of your missing dotter. :-)

Now if I can remember, Microsoft again told me I had updates. sigh

Ralph's comment was a hoot.

Ah, Dee, yes, there are others that have forgotten...

2007-06-12T20:06:00.000-07:00

Ah, Dee, yes, there are others that have forgotten their kid somewhere. I was driving kids on a field trip from the local elementary school for my 3rd son's class. I had a big 9-seater station wagon. I piled all the school kids in and took off. A mile or so down the street I realized that I had left my 3-year-old daughter outside on the sidewalk. I was in a panic and sped right back. Luckily, a teacher had noticed her and took her into the office. I felt so bad about that at the time. Now she and I have a good laugh about it.