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Re: latest memory incident 

By: micro in GRITZ | Recommend this post (1)
Wed, 03 Sep 25 12:02 AM | 13 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Grits Breakfast of Champeens! 		Msg. 12317 of 12367
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ALL excellent ideas Zim!

It appears you may have been in this situation before yerself! lol!!!!

I know the dog didn't eat them. Miz micro isn;t helping much as she's still not really recovered from the week stay in the hospital. Her operated on knee replacement leg looks like a gigantic RED battlefield from top to bottom with HUGE blisters all over it. She ain't going nowhere.

I a, confident that they will show up one day after I have already paid to have a new one made..

Thanks much for the helpful ideas.. I'll go double check just to be sure..




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Re: latest memory incident
By: Zimbler0 in GRITZ
Tue, 02 Sep 25 11:35 PM 		Msg. 12313 of 12367

Micro > SOmehow I managed to lose the key fob with the ignition and car lock controls on it. I drove it yesterday.


Did You . . .
Look in the car itself?

Check the dirty clothes hamper for yesterdays clothes?

Does the dog have a case of indigestion?

Is there a place where you normally 'throw' your keys when you come in the door . . . and did you look around and under the furniture in that area?

Any chance a loved one needed a key on the same ring as the key fob . . and borrowed said keys and forgot to put them back?

(Just trying to be helpful.)
Zim.

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