still looking 🙈

[thygrrr@tiggi.es]

@Heliograph
The Thing might be masquerading as one of your friends. You can never know.

[voxofgod@beige.party]

@Heliograph i call the purple, putting it somewhere clever

[cstamp@mastodon.social]

@Heliograph Empathy.

[jennyfluff@chitter.xyz]

@Heliograph #adhd

[zeborah@mastodon.nz]

@VoxOfGod Green is misplaced, purple is safeplaced.

@Heliograph

[carabruar@sfba.social]

@Heliograph @artcollisions everything is always under something else. Or in the car.

[ccellis@social.vivaldi.net]

@Heliograph if I buy a new one, and go to put it away, I will surely find the lost one.

[rjblaskiewicz@mstdn.social]

@Heliograph Once it was in the fridge, for some reason.

[heliograph@mastodon.au]

@ccellis % correct

[1chrisbrennan@mstdn.ca]

@Heliograph Definitely purple.

[teledyn@mstdn.ca]

@Heliograph

there is a definite 720 degree nature to the universe because there is another full circle that, up until the quantum uncertainty collapses upon finding, the firm notion 'someone' moved it from the 'known' deliberate special place

[mikal@sfba.social]

@Heliograph

Overlay: it is in the last place you will look for it.

Also, needs a small sliver labelled "In your hand as you walk around looking for it" or, in the case of glasses, "on your head."

[notsoloud@expressional.social]

@Heliograph
Remember: When you eventually find the thing, put it in the first place you looked for it. Next time, your instinctive reaction will be successful.

[quinn@dresden.network]

@Heliograph For me it is embarissingly often "Used as a bookmark"

Where did I put my phone? Oh, it's in a book.

That really important letter? Book.

Tweezers? Watch? Toothpaste? Book. Book. Book.

[hakona@im.alstadheim.no]

@ccellis
Just *pretend* you have a new one, you'll find the old one while putting the pretend one away. Or it's under something, or in the car.
@Heliograph

[hakona@im.alstadheim.no]

@notsoloud
️ life-hack.
@Heliograph

[hakona@im.alstadheim.no]

@rjblaskiewicz
You had to put it down to grab something from the fridge. So, there it is!
@Heliograph

[rjblaskiewicz@mstdn.social]

@hakona @Heliograph I had never seen that refrigerator before in my life.

[stargazersmith@social.linux.pizza]

@Heliograph
Some significant portion of my life is described by your diagram.

[hakona@im.alstadheim.no]

@rjblaskiewicz Ok, we're moving from absent-minded to haunted here. Or maybe somebody is gaslighting you, placing random fridges around and acting innocent? @Heliograph