Hide and seek

****DANIELLE****

@VivaLaDani13 (60812)

• Perth, Australia

11 Jul 18

@Peach10

@Peach10 (1920)

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10 Jul 18

Yes this would be a forwarning for you

. You are now aware what kids can do

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Anne Marie Guyer

@LeaPea2417 (40020)

• Toccoa, Georgia

7 May 18

I know how you feel, it has happened to me at times.

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@Peach10 (1920)

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7 May 18

Kind of frustrating ! Thank you that I not alone

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Anne Marie Guyer

@LeaPea2417 (40020)

• Toccoa, Georgia

7 May 18

@Peach10

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AKRao24

@AKRao24 (27422)

• India

7 May 18

You need not have three boys for that....I have one boy, who luckily got married and staying separately with his wife now! He used to do the same things! For that I have kept a plastic bowl on my fridge and in that we used to keep all the keys and it was a mandatory for every one to place the keys first in the bowl the moment you enter house! Now they are also having a key bowl, that is made of porcelain instead of plastic! Thanks!

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AKRao24

@AKRao24 (27422)

• India

8 May 18

@Peach10 , Just you can try if this will work out for you! Thanks!

@Peach10 (1920)

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8 May 18

@AKRao24 you bet I will thanks

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@Peach10 (1920)

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8 May 18

That a great idea. Thanks

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Arthur Chappell

@arthurchappell (44941)

• Preston, England

13 Jun 18

my things play hide and seek on me and I don't have kids to either blame or have help finding them.

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Arthur Chappell

@arthurchappell (44941)

• Preston, England

13 Jun 18

@Peach10 yes my stuff turns up eventually

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@Peach10 (1920)

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13 Jun 18

@arthurchappell That's good

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@Peach10 (1920)

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13 Jun 18

You might have an invisible friend with you (just kidding) But still it turns out right?

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Cindy Tolbert

@cintol (11261)

• United States

7 May 18

My keys stay in my purse, I don't have to take them out as the car has push button start as long as they are in the car. I solved my key problem lol

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@Peach10 (1920)

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7 May 18

Good for you!

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ingrid

@ridingbet (66854)

• Philippines

8 May 18

there are specific places where the key of the car, the key of my brother's house, and the key for the gate are placed.

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ingrid

@ridingbet (66854)

• Philippines

9 May 18

@Peach10 but be sure too that every key has its own distinct key holder so you won't get lost searching for the keys you want.

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@Peach10 (1920)

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8 May 18

Thanks I should try to get a bowl for all keys

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@Peach10 (1920)

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9 May 18

@ridingbet OK I will thanks so much

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Heather Echola

@GardenGerty (169406)

• United States

8 May 18

It has been a long time since I have had kids at home except for visits, but I do know what you mean. My kids were pretty good, but I ran a home daycare. Shoes were the major thing lost. I had a place for them to be put, but they never were.

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@Peach10 (1920)

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8 May 18

Wow a daycare! It means you're good with kids!

Good only shoes are missing!

allen0187

@allen0187 (59648)

• Philippines

8 May 18

I can understand the predicament. Perhaps, you can make up a game with your boys like 'Help Mom Find The Keys'?

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@Peach10 (1920)

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8 May 18

I love that!!

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bonnie

@bunnybon7 (50970)

• Holiday, Florida

7 May 18

sometimes you wonder if they hid them to play with you. used to happen all the time and still does with the adults here too that can never find half the things

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@Peach10 (1920)

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8 May 18

Great , I 'm not alone. But still the lost thing is found ?

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rebel_woman06

@SIMPLYD (90717)

• Philippines

1 Jun 18

Had I not been systematic in my things, I would have always lost my things. That is why, in our bedroom, everything has their proper places. So, when we look for things we know where to find.

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rebel_woman06

@SIMPLYD (90717)

• Philippines

1 Jun 18

@Peach10 You know, I follow what was shared by a batchmate. Those 50 and above should do this upon waking up in the morning or even after a bath. Stick out your tongue and sway the tongue while sticking out from side to side . This helps prevent alzheimer's amongst other things. I do this every morning and I feel that my mind has sharpened.

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@Peach10 (1920)

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1 Jun 18

Good for you.

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PaintsOnSlate

@PainsOnSlate (21845)

• Canada

9 May 18

I remember what it was like when the kids were little. We stopped missing the keys buy putting a board with hooks up higher than the children and all our keys went there. My children are grown but the board is still holding our keys. We automatically pop our keys on that board.

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@Peach10 (1920)

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9 May 18

That's a great tip I may put it high up so no one can reach it thanks

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (381774)

• Rockingham, Australia

8 May 18

It seems very easy to mislay things.

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@Peach10 (1920)

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8 May 18

You said it ! Especially when ysou have so many things running in your mind

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Dx.Tr

@Dextoi (1845)

• Philippines

8 May 18

I think you need a place to hang all your keys... :) Keep them labelled too... Or... you can use the key chain with a remote key finder... just don't lose them both... lol

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Dx.Tr

@Dextoi (1845)

• Philippines

8 May 18

@Peach10 or maybe, they just don't want you to leave? :D :D

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@Peach10 (1920)

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8 May 18

@Dextoi I have thought of that but I know my kids . they love to drive around and stroll all fun .fun. I will really get to the bottom of this with that remote key finder thanks

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@Peach10 (1920)

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8 May 18

Great this time I can catch the culprit who's really behind the snatching! If they're all in cahoots i'll find out for sure. Thanks

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