i worry about myself sometimes......... (5)

Posted by Tooddles on Tue 20 Jan 09, 2:35 PM to Tooddles's blog.

i do worry about myself sometimes....

When i had my first child, i lost a few *marbles*, and ended up with a *fluffy brain* (as my mother used to call me!!)

Then i gave birth to my lil penguin 16 months ago.. And my brain went a little fluffy again....

i was beginning to think my poor lil brain cells had gone back to normal.... Til today.....

This morning i went for a swim... i had my hands full with my penguin (who loves to swim!!) and my bag, so i tucked my phone into my swimming costume (cause i am organised and got changed at home) and off i went to the pool... i had arranged to meet a friend, so it was a good job my phone was close at hand, in case she was late or something..

So i got the penguin changed, put all our stuff into a locker... Then got into the pool... Chatted with a few friends who were already in the pool, splashed about for a bit... Then i realised that my phone was still down my swim suit!!!!

AARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH dead mobile phone.......

*Criessss*

The fluffy brain loves on.... (i just hope its pink!!)

Edited Tue 20 Jan 09, 2:40 PM by Tooddles

Replies

20 Jan 09, 2:51 PM bohnanza UK(FK), 12 yrs	Give it a chance to dry out. Take out the battery and SIM card and leave all three bits to dry slowly. Sometimes this is all you need. Science, the only religion that works even if you don't believe in it. Women wanted, preferably with their own Rohypnol.
20 Jan 09, 2:54 PM scarletwitch UK, 4 yrs	Oh i am so happy to see im not the only one that does things like that.....today i was dancing around the kitchen...skidded on some water......did a few pirouettes....and landed in a pretty curtsey...unforunately i had an open jar of coffee in my hand at the time (which id forgotten i was holding) which ended up like confetti all over me.....i wont even bother to say what i did last night...trundles off to mop the floor
20 Jan 09, 3:29 PM Mrs_Morningstar UK(GL), 6 yrs	Points and laughs (Then remembers some of her own "fuzzy moments since giving birth and crawls into a corner to hide in shame.) I'll be off now then... Favourite quote of the moment: "Why does everything I whip leave me???" by Homer Simpson
20 Jan 09, 7:33 PM MissLibertyDelacroix UK, 8 yrs	Had mine years ago (just the one)... now all grown up and I still have super fluffy moments!!! I call it 'maternal dementia'
22 Jan 09, 2:14 PM Trance_Former 4 yrs	It could have been worse..down the Loo !!