The last few weeks have been really, really busy over here. Mainly with work, and now of course I am studying for my exams later this month. Typically, the busier I get the more absent minded I get and this year has been no exception. I keep forgetting things at home or at work. I bought a new mug for work, it took a week to get myself to remember to take it to work. Then I left it in the car for 2 days, then I left it on my desk for a couple of days, and it is only this morning that I remembered to actually take it to the tea-lounge. Amazingly, I don't usually miss deadlines, but anything else is fair game. I have also been known to do really silly things, but this afternoon I think I settled to a new low!
I was making chicken casserole (sounds fancier than stew, lol) for dinner, fried the onions and chicken, added tomatos, some veggies, potatoes etc. Then I had the bright idea to add some split peas, so I grabbed the tin off the shelf, took the lid off and tipped, only to have Brenda say:
"Why are you adding coffee to the stew?" I had picked up the wrong tin, I don't know how because they look nothing alike and was about to pour the coffee in! Thank goodness Brenda was there, otherwise we would have had coffee chicken stew for dinner. I sure hope I am not the only one who does these things!
I do silly things all the time like pick up the cereal packet to put in the fridge instead of the milk! You're not the only absent minded one!
ReplyDeleteI did something just like that today! It involves dogs and poop bags though LOL! Nothing gross I promise! Just putting the unused poop bags in the wrong place - oops!
ReplyDeleteExpecting to find my car keys in the oven in the morning ;)
lol! i can relate at so many levels. don't beat your self up too much. maryjo
ReplyDeleteoh yes, grabbing the wrong contianer in the kitchen I do all the time - have had some interesting meals as a result
ReplyDeleteI had a friend who always left a newly purchased item of clothing in his wordrobe for a month before wearing because he sain he needed to get used to owning it before he was comfortable using it
Oh how funny - you're definitely not the only one. If you need a good laugh, here's a link to a hilarious cooking story about my DH - http://melissagross.blogspot.com/2011/02/wheres-broiler.html.
ReplyDeleteThat's made me smile! Nice to know there are others out there. :)
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