Oh My Word!

What a Crazy Day!



I am ready to go to Kroger and the Nursing Home.

I can't find my keys..I'm looking everywhere.

So I decide to use my spare set and go.

I get to Kroger and get my shopping done.

I don't have my card because I don't have my regular set of keys.

I type in my phone number and it didn't work.

I used the old one and it went thru.

So I go to the car and cannot find my spare set of keys.

I look all thru my purse, pockets and look in the car.

So I go back in and down the same check lane I went thru.

Nothing..went down store isles...nothing. Alot of people were helping me look.

I went back up to the Service Desk and a young guy goes to the car

with me to see if maybe they were on the seat or floor.

Nothing.

I call Rick and he can't believe it (I never lose my keys) not to mention two sets in one day.

He was working so he said to call Jim & Julie they were heading back in town.

They stopped and picked me up at Kroger. Julie's Mom was with them.

She got her keys out for her apt and I said don't rub it in ha.

She is in the beginning stages of Alzheimer's. When Julie was taking her up to her apt she asked Julie if I had been tested for Alzheimer's..

I'm laughing as I am typing this because it still strikes me funny..that she would asked it because she has it..who knows I felt like I did.

So I came home and Jim said to dump everything out of my purse.

I did..I opened a zipper part (where I normally kept my spare set)

I had looked in it several times at the store. And there they were right there.

So I started looking for my reg. set..I had a jacket in the hall and I shook it and my keys were in the pocket.

So Jim & Julie took me back to Kroger to get my car.

I had called Dad and said to tell Mom to get in bed I wouldn't be combing her hair.

The BRIGHT spot of the day was the guy that came to my car and looked in all the windows to see if my keys were in there said "that was the cleanest car on the inside he had ever seen".

WOW that made me feel good, even tho it was a crazy experience.