I walk into rooms all the time and wonder why the h*ll I'm there. I have to go back and do re-enactments of my walking in the room. Good lord. Does menopause brain fog EVER go away?
Perhaps vampires have a thing for you?
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I walk into rooms all the time and wonder why the h*ll I'm there. I have to go back and do re-enactments of my walking in the room. Good lord. Does menopause brain fog EVER go away?
That happened to me today. It's happened to me all of my life, to one degree of frequency or another. So I assume it's not necessarily an age-related phenomenon; although, I think it's safe to assume that a person with short-term memory issues is more inclined toward it, and short-term memory issues can appear with age. While assuming I'll continue by adding that I think a person who feels stressed and/or tired and has a lot going on in his/her mind will experience it more than will others.I walk into rooms all the time and wonder why the h*ll I'm there. I have to go back and do re-enactments of my walking in the room. Good lord. Does menopause brain fog EVER go away?
Good Lord, it's the tingler.
My dad was arachnophobic. When the family went camping, there would sometimes be a bunch of daddy longlegs on the tent. I'd brush them onto my arms and have them crawl over me, then say, "Hey, look, Dad." He wasn't actually afraid of daddy longlegs, but he just didn't like spiders, and it would give him the heebiejeebies, every time.
Hm, I thought it was funny. I must be getting old and weak. Now it sounds kinda mean.
Jamaica got some huge centipedes as well.
Great to have another person from the Caribbean!
Trinidad
Nice man how is it over there right now?
Nice weather, yesterday was scorching though. Crime still as always.