Interesting Senility

[Debbiedle]

Is there anybody else out there who thinks about a problem and then when you cannot think for even a minute more, you verbalise it. At that self same moment as you start talking, the very question/description solves your problem for you????

I have just found this so much lately and I now constantly walk around with a complex, because I both ask and answer my own questions!!

[Dave A]

That sounds more like a gift. If I go blank on something, the answer normally surfaces at about 2.00 in the morning.

Maybe this could be quite useful. If the lotto ever gets going again, you need to say "What are the winning numbers for the next lotto?"

Can I have shares in the ticket?

[RKS Computer Solutions]

There are some who believe that the most intelligent company you can keep, is yourself. - Anon

? ? ? 2am is more my kinda thing as well...

[Debbiedle]

Dave..you may have put me onto something here

RKS ...if only......

It's just that I am finding my head so full that oftentimes I don't make sense to others........there is a positive though......now I can REALLY blame the voices in my head! *skulks off to sit under tree, twirl hair and stare at others from the foetal position*

[Dave A]

I wonder if this is not a "pace of life" thing. I'm finding it takes more effort to switch my mind from one line of thought to another. Someone will sit down in front of me and start talking whilst I'm doing something, and it'll take a good 30 seconds or more before I can actually register what they are saying.

[RKS Computer Solutions]

Dave, that sounds all too familiar... I've been thrown with a few things the last few months for not listening to the missus chatting away and me only looking up after a few moments with a dull look in my eyes and only being able to say, "Sorry, say again..."