Seven Great Things About Being Forgetful

Selective Memory

Mike Hazelwood

You can hide your own Easter eggs.

You can rewrap your Christmas gifts from last year.

You never have to worry about what your having for lunch tomorrow, because you can't remember what you had today.

You never have to take a vacation because every day is a new day!

You never have to worry about taking out the trash, because you can't remember someone asking you too.

You never have to worry about turning your school work in on time, because you never remembered to do your schoolwork,

Hum, I can't remember the last point.

Published by Mike Hazelwood

Mike Hazelwood, is a seasoned Freelance writer. He has been writing articles on the Internet for many years. Mike, has written articles for Helium.com, Associatedcontent.com, and CnnIreport.com. Mike Hazelwo...  View profile

  • You can hide your own Easter eggs.
  • You can rewrap your Christmas gifts from last year.
  • You never have to take a vacation because every day is a new day!

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  • Crissy Gottberg1/6/2007

    Good jill, i mean jort... no, JOB... wasn't he some guy in the bible? Oh well, nice writing anyway :)

  • Donna Porter12/19/2006

    You made my day! Thank you, for...uh...the article, yes, the article. :-)

  • Judilynn12/19/2006

    My grandmother always said that eating shredded wheat helped with your memory, at least I think that was it ;) Great job!

  • Jonathon Walden12/12/2006

    Good article, whatever your name is!

  • SHARON COHEN12/12/2006

    I need to share this with my husband. He'll be able to relate! His stroke messed with his short term memory - and we handle the awkward moments with humor. Thanks for some new material to use!

  • D Armenta12/12/2006

    What were we talking about?

  • D Armenta12/12/2006

    Well put, Mike!
    Well put, Mike!
    Mike, that was well put!

  • Chris Berry12/12/2006

    The first line cracked me up. I like to say "My memory is just a memory to me".

  • Vonnie Chestnut12/12/2006

    What were we talkin' about?

  • Stephen Joltin12/11/2006

    I relate to this :-)

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