Perhaps it happens to you at the top. You know when you run up (or down!) to get something essential and suddenly forget what it was that brought you there.
I like to call it the coat hanger effect. My ‘rail’ can only carry so many, so if I squeeze too many on I cannot pull out what I want or even worse 3 or 4 drop off the end when I put something new on.
Well it’s happened again, and I cannot recall what, so I find myself here instead. Thank Goodness for Six Word Saturday and Blogging 101.
Coat hanger effect…. I’m a sufferer:)
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Think there are a few of us out there!!
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I love a positive outlook 🙂 🙂
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This happens to me ALL THE TIME! ugh. If you find the cure please pass it my way.
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If I say out loud to myself why I’m going up I’ve found that helps – but not sure that’s a good sign either!!!
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excellent 6 words- we’ve all been there!
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Thank you 🙂
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Me too! But didn’t know it had a name! Standing on the middle of the stairs, I usually have to go back to where I was to try and think what I was going up or down for! x
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So do I!
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You got where you wanted to go!
My Six Words
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That’s true!
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Me too. I didn’t realise it had a name! When I enter a pub and wonder why I’m there I really will worry!
Visit Keith’s Ramblings!
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So would I!
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Oh yes, been there, done that, definately doing it again, and again, and again. 🙂
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Good to know I’m not alone!
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Yep
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Ha ha! I suffer from the coat-hanger effect too! It can happen to me just walking into another room, never mind going upstairs. 😀
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Sign of a busy active person I like to think!
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We all do it, and the older you get, the more often it happens, except that we’ve given up stairs, so now it’s those “what did I open the fridge for” moments.
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Yikes not done the fridge yet but that might explain why my hubby stands there for ages sometimes just looking!
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