I walked the length of my house and into every room four times this morning in search of my cell phone. Only when I sat down to have a cup of tea did I realize it had been in my back pocket all along.


I walked the length of my house and into every room four times this morning in search of my cell phone. Only when I sat down to have a cup of tea did I realize it had been in my back pocket all along.


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LOL….. happens to me ALL the time!
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If I had a nickel for every time I’d misplaced my cellphone, I could buy a new cellphone.
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hahahaha!!
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So glad to know that I’m not alone!
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T’is the time of year Leslie. That is all xxxxxx
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Or that time of life! My brain just doesn’t function like it once did.
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Better than it being in your hand, I guess! – Marty
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Just barely.
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We’ve all done that. You’d have had a shock had you phoned it from your landline 🙂
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We don’t even have a land line anymore! Maybe we need one just so I can find my phone!
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🙂 Do you know, I thought “I bet they don’t have landline” – but you capped the joke
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I know very few people who do have one anymore. Personally, I think we need one, but the money guy in the family says we don’t.
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