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Kal2012
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Today I lost my phone and completely forgot why we needed to order my son a new pair of frames (instead of just getting lenses for his current glasses).
It’s not life-changing stuff, but getting yelled at for not remembering things is not a great way to spend time the only time you’ve spoken to your spouse all day.
I’ve already apologized and agreed to fix things.
I need to forgive myself for not being perfect and “remembering”.
My spouse knows that I don’t intentionally do it, but it’s really annoying to him that I don’t remember details like he does. It wasn’t until he was yelling at me that I remembered that we had talked about this and that he actually needed new frames, not just new lenses. (And I thought I was saving us some money). It’s not like I have a bad memory, but I have moments where I just go blank when I’m in a situation and it isn’t until later when I’m out of the situation that I realized that I should have asked or done, X, Y, or Z.
I’m learning that I need to write things down, but I have yet to master the skill.
I feel like such a failure when my husband entrusts me to take care of our son’s needs and I forget things that are really important to whatever situation is in process.
Jo
P.S. The eye doctor called and said that they found my phone in one of the exam rooms, so I’m not worried about that. I just feel kinda stupid for not putting it back in my purse, in the first place.
It’s not life-changing stuff, but getting yelled at for not remembering things is not a great way to spend time the only time you’ve spoken to your spouse all day.
I’ve already apologized and agreed to fix things.
I need to forgive myself for not being perfect and “remembering”.
My spouse knows that I don’t intentionally do it, but it’s really annoying to him that I don’t remember details like he does. It wasn’t until he was yelling at me that I remembered that we had talked about this and that he actually needed new frames, not just new lenses. (And I thought I was saving us some money). It’s not like I have a bad memory, but I have moments where I just go blank when I’m in a situation and it isn’t until later when I’m out of the situation that I realized that I should have asked or done, X, Y, or Z.
I’m learning that I need to write things down, but I have yet to master the skill.
I feel like such a failure when my husband entrusts me to take care of our son’s needs and I forget things that are really important to whatever situation is in process.
Jo
P.S. The eye doctor called and said that they found my phone in one of the exam rooms, so I’m not worried about that. I just feel kinda stupid for not putting it back in my purse, in the first place.

