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I found a better place, I stick it under my bra strap, it is out of sight but close at hand. lol

Don't suggest that in my husband's hearing!

I will try. I have a "born organized" husband who would be willing to nag, oops I mean kindly remind, me to do that!

Possibly you don't have to tell yourself you're 'bombing' the location. It may be more that you're verbalizing what you're doing. Meaning you're getting another sense in there. When I need to remember to give a guest something after they've paid, if I don't say anything to them out loud, we will both forget, but if/when I tell them to remind me, I'll remember on my own. I've not tried that when laying down things though. In fact, just today I lost a portion of a food processor I used for the Thanksgiving meal. I began to wonder where in the world my family hid it from me. A bit later, I found it right where I put it days ago. It was in plain sight, but on the other side of the counter. Easily seen from one direction but not the other. It was where I put it, not someone else and it isn't small either, yet I didn't see it.

I did train myself to always put my keys in the same place while taking part in an online "get organized" challenge by Regina Leeds. It helped, but I have let all of that slip

How can you misplace an electric shaver?

I know how he feels. I can misplace anything.

@marlina lol He doesn't stand in the bathroom to shave, he walks around, sits in the family room etc. We found it behind the love seat on the charger!! He is too old for me to change, lol

I had to wait until my husband woke up so I could phone it.

@paigea I bought four, but haven't really needed them yet. Another down side is the batteries only last about a year, then they sell you an upgrade for ? less than the original. I'm wondering if this was really worth it or not.

How many did you buy? I would love to hear how it works after you've tried it. It did seem expensive to me too.

Oh my you reminded me how many times I had no idea where my car was in a parking lot. My girls took over that responsibility at very young ages. In my defense, we always lived in very small towns where if there isn't a spot in front of the shop you just decide to come back tomorrow. When I went to a city mall I never thought to notice where I parked. Any way I did learn to take notice of which entrance I used so I could find my car.

@paigea I read somewhere that people really do not forget where they left things. That would imply that they knew in the first place. Most people just don't pay attention.

@ElizabethWallace that makes perfect sense.

@paigea not that organized, that's why I try and always put them in the same place :D

You sound organized. Well a person can make note of where they parked the car too. Just have to remember to take the moment to do it.

I thought so too. I did like the idea.

@paigea The best thing to do, my dear! Ha! Ha! Ha!

Ha ha, maybe a notebook and pen around our necks!

Yes, I got a few suggestions to train myself.

@paigea I bet

It can be a bit of a panic all right.

That is probably true.

But then I would have to learn how it works. I think I will paint a bright red design on my black phone. That will make it more visible and be cheaper.

@shellyjaneo I didn't know that. My phone is pretty old though and the data is always turned off. So, a tracker may not work.

@paigea That's true, and saying that most smartphones have trackers on them x

Yes, that gadget sounds like it requires too much memory for me.

Well, it sticks to the key chain or other item. But you raise a good point, would the Tile just add another complication to my life in addition to the expense?