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To: misterrob
If you can remember to put the kid in the van it sort of assumes that you would remember to go to the damn day care.

Especially if it's something you do every week day, or on any regular basis.
12 posted on 06/29/2006 9:06:28 AM PDT by TexasTaysor
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To: TexasTaysor

You'd be amazed at the number of people who have no recollection how they got to work in the AM.

Get up, eat, dress, drive to work by same route, half-way wake up about noon.


15 posted on 06/29/2006 9:08:21 AM PDT by MeanWestTexan (Many at FR would respond to Christ "Darn right, I'll cast the first stone!")
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To: TexasTaysor

When my child was small and I worked, it was like my car had auto-pilot on it. On days when I didn't need to drop her off at the babysitters my car would still head there. Then I would realize she wasn't with me and go on to work.

I don't believe this type of story. I don't know how anyone can forget a baby/child is with them. They just require too dam much attn.


20 posted on 06/29/2006 9:12:56 AM PDT by sheana
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it's because it's done every day, week, month and year that the human psyche can actually rely upon past events to validate the belief that you have already done the action. Especially if you're under pressure at work, have a bill you have to pay or are in the process of serious other issues. Is it an excuse? No - but it's a horrible tragedy. We can of course claim superior righteousness but what's the point in that? I know - we should add to their own self-imposed grief and pain. It's something to do, eh?


259 posted on 06/30/2006 7:59:55 AM PDT by Frapster (Don't mind me - I'm distracted by the pretty lights.)
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