When lost . . .

[ddyke]

look for something else. I could not find a torx wrench but found my grandson's shoe. I looked for the other shoe and found my wrench. Picked up a pillow to take a nap and there was his other shoe. Now where do I find the nap?

[Florida_Slotter]

[waaytoomuchintothis]

One of our dogs had a habit of stashing food around the house in the most insane places. For 9 tears, when we went looking for something, the call would come from one end of the house or another, "Well, I found some more of Daisy's food!" When we moved away. I went through the house after the trucks were loaded and found 9 little piles of dry dog food nuggets in places I never would have thought she could reach between furniture.

[TsgtRet]

Don't know why this thread reminded me of this but.....

An important piece of survival equipment is a deck of cards; if you're in the wilderness and get lost, sit down and start playing solitaire....pretty soon someone will tell you to play the red 10 on the black Jack......then you can ask them where you are and won't be lost anymore! :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:

I'm sorry :oops: :cry: :roll: , I had to do it.

[Ember]

A jigsaw or crossword puzzle works similarly.

[Czar]

Not to hijack your thread, but in a similar vein... I was walking with three other friends. I said, "look at that dead bird!" Two of them looked up.