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Originally Posted by joan_quilts
Yep, I can relate!
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I design some of my best quilts in the middle of the night.... just remember to have paper and pencil handy to jot down your ideas. :)
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Originally Posted by quiltlady37
Darn, I hope the idea comes back to you. I am 73 and some days I feel like I can barely remember my name. Not that bad really, but I hate having to try to remember names and where I have put things.
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Originally Posted by cka
I previously suffered from CRS and graduated to CRAFT not long ago. Don't know where halfziemers fits. By the way...what's a foo pedal? Heheeheee!
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It will come back to you, don't worry.
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Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
Isn't that FRUSTRATING??!! And have you noticed, that people of ALL AGES are more forgetful lately? It doesn't matter if you are a senior citizen - those in their early 40's are forgetting so much too. People say "we have too much on our minds" nawwwwwwww - I'm retired, I have NOTHING on my mind, and I STILL forget things - phone numbers, names, faces, where I put my keys, my glasses. How can we turn this around?
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Originally Posted by feffertim
I woke up in the middle of the night last night with a brilliant idea and thought I have to post this on the board in the morning. Now I can't remember what it was. How sad is that. LOL
That's when one gets up and writes it down. When i do that and think how brilliant my thoughts were, the next morning they don't seem that bright lol. At least not all of mine do, some shine a little however. |
Originally Posted by Judie
Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
Isn't that FRUSTRATING??!! And have you noticed, that people of ALL AGES are more forgetful lately? It doesn't matter if you are a senior citizen - those in their early 40's are forgetting so much too. People say "we have too much on our minds" nawwwwwwww - I'm retired, I have NOTHING on my mind, and I STILL forget things - phone numbers, names, faces, where I put my keys, my glasses. How can we turn this around?
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Originally Posted by hobo2000
At 72, I keep a tiny tape recorder next to my bed and in my car. The two places I get my inspirations. I also take my camera to record color combinations that strike my fancy. I keep everythingnin my journals. They really help when I am deSigning patterns.
Love your idea thank you...I used t o write things down when I woke or as I was falling asleep however, when I was fully awake I couldn't make out my own shorthand or writing. I though I had crossed the hopeless line until you shared you tape recorder idea. Andie |
regular thing with me
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