Where the HE!! was my mind???

Often, my friend... all too often! I tend to be typing and thinking ahead to what I'm going to say next... everything gets intermingled and comes out gobbledygook! I blame it on my keyboard of course! I did notice in your discussion that you had five kids and were a family of seven, but didn't say anything. I just carried on as though you'd said seven! ha ha ha Brightest Blessings, my friend.

probably have a million times and might not have caught it at all for I rarely go back o what I wrte lol

LOL It may well be easier for you to send the 5 kids off on their own - maybe that is what your subconscious was trying to tell oyu bella???? lol I do things like that all the time - glad to hear that I am not alone! Hugs xxx

About a zillion times Bella. Almost every time I come here for example. I also forget my numbers. Think positively. You've got the five children sorted. Now the two of you can go somewhere else together! XXXX

huh? I had to read that again, but yes I do think that I have done that before, ya know, gone to write something else but wrote what I had thought of more. The same for typing. The same for if I am talking to someone, I might type that of which they are saying, or write that of which they are saying before I think!

HAHAHAHA! ALL the time, these days! I even change things while I'm in the middle of writing the sentence. Well, I mean my BRAIN changes things for me and fails to notify my fingers of the change, or it's my fingers making the change and keeping it from my brain until after I've read it over. I've wanted to type words such as "what" and ended up typing "weather". Okay... WTF??? Where the H*LL did THAT come from??? But, sadly, that's the way my brain works these days. I spent over 20 years typesetting, proofreading and copy editing, mostly medical journals and textbooks. You need to be kinda skilled in the brain department to be able to do this type of job well, and I WAS good! "WAS" being the key word here. No, it's not dementia... at least I HOPE it's not dementia! I'm on a lot of medications for pain and I'm sure they are having this affect on my brain. It might not look like I have a problem (sometimes, maybe, but not normally) but that's only because I read everything over before I post my responses here. My brain MAY be cottage-cheese these days, but I don't want it to LOOK like it!