Lost A Day
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I never miss a day. I'm not that far gone yet 
. Actually I keep all of my planned activities in an organizer (Franklin brand). That really help's big time. Of course I get moving a little too slow at times... by the way, what year is it? 
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. Actually I keep all of my planned activities in an organizer (Franklin brand). That really help's big time. Of course I get moving a little too slow at times... by the way, what year is it? -1bigsteve (o:
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Originally Posted by obsa
Being disabled and home bound, industrial accident long story, I often "lose a Day" never quite know the day or date without a calendar. Didn't use to be that way, at least not in the last twenty years, however in my younger wilder years..... I went to a party in 1971 and came home in 1976, think I had fun, you know the old saying "If you can remember the seventies you wern't really there
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Originally Posted by sierraben
I definitely remember the sixties and late 50's.
The only thing I remember about the '50's was reaching out from my stroller and running my hands up and down women's legs. I've been called a "leg man" ever since. Victory for the little guy! Woo Hoo!
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Originally Posted by obsa
however in my younger wilder years..... I went to a party in 1971 and came home in 1976, think I had fun, you know the old saying "If you can remember the seventies you wern't really there
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