It was past midmorning, time to expel 'yesterday's food'.
[ I'll not use a slang word for feces; that might be thought rude. ]
Finished in the bathroom, I turned on phone and internet.
I drank some water & returned to bed, not time to quit bed...yet.
Before returning to my dear wife's side, I glanced down at my feet.
I 'knew' I'd put TWO socks on about 10 p.m. TWO socks, I repeat! !
But NOW I saw NO sock ON my left foot. There WAS one on my right!
I searched the three rooms I'd visited, but I saw no 'lost sock' in sight.
I consulted with my 1/2-awake wife, and I searched our big bed in vain.
I'm getting OLD and forget some things, but...'Was I going INSANE? ! '
I gave up searching, thinking 'the sock will turn up'. Such could be the case,
....like when I misplaced my glasses & found them perched ABOVE my face!
But, just before lying back down, my eyes glanced at both of my feet.
[ To find the second sock before lying down, for me, WOULD be a treat. ]
Suddenly my brain had a burst of inspiration. 'Funny' you may say, but TRUE!
My left foot still was naked, BUT....on my right foot I had 'Socks X 2'.
(February 3rd, 2023)
bri
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I RARELY give less than 4 or 5 stars, but I RARELY DO give 3 or less. I often give no stars. And I used to give no rating except the words of my comments. bri
It is hilarious story from Bri's brain.I don't think he has aged enough to forget things like this.I assume he has sharp brain from the way he remembers spellings and bits of English grammar.
Ah! I use dictionary, usually online, to check plenty of spellings, definitions, and other grammar questions I have. : ) bri
Despite the magnificent brain in my magnificent skull, the most important parts of teh poem are true. One part which I think is not QUITE true: I think wife was MORE than 1/2 awake..
It was 55 F degrees in this S. Carolina house at 11 a.m today when I checked thermostoat. Now the wood stove is blazing.
Welcome to the world of getting old! You'll have more such stories to be told...
Thanks a lot (NOT!) , Kim. ;))))))))))))))))))))))))) bri Now, where are my gloves?
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Loved the humour. Great way to present what happens in the everyday life of old men (and women) like me…. Nice…