Ben found his car

[dcseain]

Happily, it was at T and 13th NW. He's on his way into the office now. :)

Comments

[mergyeugnau.livejournal.com]

Yay!

[sharrainchains.livejournal.com]

Excellent! But, how did he find it?

[dcseain.livejournal.com]

I dropped him at a bus, and he went into town to look for it. It was parked 1 block further north than he recalled, and we'd been by it several times last evening. Apparetly he has a history of misremembering where he parked when he drives into town. This is unfathomable to me, but we're all spacey in different ways.

[sharrainchains.livejournal.com]

Wow. I am impressed. I have had trouble finding my car before, but I never had to leave it overnight. I am glad my spaciness/absent-mindedness manifests in other ways; this variety sounds like an incredibly stressful one.

BTW, walking? I am available midday on Saturday. I am not yet physically able to do much of a walk in shoes (about 20 minutes max), but I won't get better if I don't start somewhere.

If you decide to join FFF (or whatever they call themselves now), let me know - I will see if I can afford to join again for a while, and maybe we can take yoga/another class together.

[buubala.livejournal.com]

Glad he found it! If he has trouble remebering maybe he should write down the street it is parked on.

[selki.livejournal.com]

Boy, it would take only one time of that happening to me before I bought a Garmin (or other GPS, though they seem to be the best from what I've heard) to mark my location every time I left my car, so I could find it again.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, Good! I'm so glad it wasn't stolen or molested. I have trouble with certain parking lots, but on the street it's easy enough to pause and note what business I'm in front of, or the street address of the building.

I swear LJ justs likes to kick me

[anniemal.livejournal.com]

out for no reason.