Jennifer, I read your advise and will look into cost of renting a skip loader .I am not familiar/ignorant as to what is a TLB . Your poor truck turn signal I hope it will survive . That is funny yet lots of truth sometimes our brain is in automatic mode. I know of several time on the way home from work I was going to go to some store or even a friends place and didn't remember till I was already in my driveway.Rudy Tansl the brain scientist from MIT calls this being mindful. We need to remind our brain when we lay our keys down some place so we will remember where we left them . With only 6 days till I hit 63 I am having more of these senior moments and I must work harder to train my mind to obey my brain . Probably I just never trained my mind in the first place. Oh well what really counts is what is in your heart I truly believe God helps us with everything if we let him.Listening for me is not only with my ears but trying to also listen with my heart.
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