Sunday, February 22, 2009

Maybe I'm the only one who thinks it's weird...

that I massaged a young Kirby vacuum cleaner salesman from Davenport, Iowa yesterday, and today a book I got through inter-library loan arrived...from Davenport, Iowa!

To me, this spells a cue for the Twilight Zone theme.




And while we're on the theme of the weird, can someone please explain to me why I suddenly have about six or seven flat-head screwdrivers of various sizes in my toolbox, but not a single Phillips-head is to be found?!

16 comments:

Blondefabulous said...

I have the opposite problem..... I have tons of Phillips head drivers, but no flat heads. I guess that's why I keep kitchen knives around!

Christina RN LMT said...

Hmmmm. Migration, maybe? It's frustrating, to say the least, when you need a certain tool and can't find it. I keep all my tools in the toolbox, so I don't understand where the Phillips head ones went. Dammit.

Buck said...

One of life's enduring mysteries, this. My vice grips ran away one night not too long ago, and I still haven't located them. I think it's some sort of Commie plot, myself. Or Obama. But I repeat myself...

Christina RN LMT said...

Maybe they're congregating in a secret location? Sorta like the socks that vanish from the dryer...

Dave (aka Buckskins Rule) said...

Oh they are in there. But you can't find them simply because you need one. Wait a few weeks until you need a flathead screwdriver...then the situation will be reversed.

I used to think this phenomenon occurred because someone else borrowed tools without returning them. I now have a locking tool condo, and I keep the keys hidden. I still can't find certain tools when I desperately need them. A week later, there it will be, right where it should be...

Not sure, but I think this may be related to the increasing inability to remember certain words and names...CRS as it were.

Dave (aka Buckskins Rule) said...

I know the answer to the sock mystery, at least here at my house. A certain resident Alaskan Malamute seems to require a certain amount of cotton in her diet.

Zelda said...

Hey we do want to see you in Vegas. I was just talking to Jethro about it. We want to patronize your services if possible then take you for a drink.

My email is jethrozelda@yahoo.com. Shoot me an email and I'll give you my cell number. We'll be up there from March 5th through the 8th.

Christina RN LMT said...

Hmmmm. Check your email's spam folder, Zelda. I sent you an email right after I left the comment on your blog. I'll send you another email from my "real" email addy, too.

Blondefabulous said...

Oh... and I tagged you on my blog!

Christina RN LMT said...

Buckskins Rule, that may be an issue in our home, too. Dogs, Italian Greyhounds to be precise. They love our laundry and might be enjoying socks on occasion!

Blondie, I'll check it out!

Trashman said...

How's this for even more wierderer. My twin brother lives in Iowa and I own a kirby vaccum and about 200 screwdrivers (my favorite tool).

Christina RN LMT said...

*lol*! Yup, the "Twilight Zone" theme is now on continuous loop inside my brain...

Anonymous said...

Weird. Just plain weird.

phlegmfatale said...

Perhaps this is a communicatino from the mother ship? :P

Christina RN LMT said...

It's surely possible, Phlegmmy!

Anonymous said...

What you are *really* encountering is dimensional slippage. You start off in Dimension A, where you have an even number of Phillips and flathead screwdrivers. By virtue of positronic transpositional harmonics, flatheads tend to accumulate on the + side of the frequency, and Phillips on the - side. (But this totally disregards the redistributive properties of cotton in superheated air - which *really* messes up the 5space math.)

Or, your friends borrowed them. You pick. :)