Getting words muddled up??

I also told Mr M that the new neighbours were applying for permission to build a Conservative

I’m sure they could build a better one than those currently in power!! ?

MissAdventure
Oh, I'm not getting all dressed up, I'll probably just wear a pair of baguettes

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That's good to know Big Louis! I keep forgetting the word I want to say. Today I couldn't remember the word for the person who cleans your teeth at the dentists (yes hygienist but it took a good while to remember) I also told Mr M that the new neighbours were applying for permission to build a Conservative!!

I dont get words mixed up but I do have problems recalling the word I want from time to time. I know exactly what I want to say and can use similar words. I will also remember it later that day.

For example I "forgot" the word deportation but could recall words with similar meanings such as banishment, exile etc. It did get me a bit worried.

So I ran a number of online tests for dementia to allay my fears. What I have been experiencing is "age related recall" and very common in the over 60s. I am 78.

My grandmother was bright as a button intellectually and died at 96.

My aunt had friends called Doug and Pauline but she was always calling them Pug and Dorleen.

She also referred to the menopause as the monoplus .

If thd headaches are new and last a long time, perhaps check with GP to be on the safe side. I had one that lasted 4 days, and the GP sent me to hospital. Consultant said they always do MRI on older people who have headache a long time.

welbeck

there was a thread title on here recently that i assumed was something about extreme hatred of bottoms.
so i didn't read it.
a while later i clicked, to see a picture of a spider.

Arsenophobia!
That wasn’t quite the title of the thread but I like it.

I was once said instead of having a full hysterectomy ..said I'd had a full hysterical yes really...no wonder am slightly ever so insane!

Somebody once asked me what I was going to wear when she and I were going to a party.

For some reason I said "Oh, I'm not getting all dressed up, I'll probably just wear a pair of baguettes.
I'd meant culottes.

i hope this won't be outing, as they say over on MN.
long ago when i used to have people to drive and went long distances to country places, i more than once would remark, perhaps we'll get some nice furniture today.
sometimes there would be a kind of puzzled groan, and then the observation, but i thought you didn't like antique shops.
now i'd get concerned at the very mention saying, i'd really rather not go around shops on an outing.
but you said it ! ?what? about wanting furniture.
i. did. not. what are you talking about.??
of course, i meant i hoped for some nice scenery.
this happened more than once. over several years.
all i can think is that in usual life, being at home, what surrounds us is furniture.
on a rare day out, driving afar, it is scenery.
so the common factor is one's surroundings . /?
maybe. has anyone read the man who mistook his wife for a hat. we don't appreciate how complex mental processes are, until they get a bit ropey.

No offence taken.
Poetic justice, I suppose, because I've made a thread before and quoted some of the words my neighbour says.
Kramer has come to bite me up the bottom, I reckon! Joke..

Just half an hour ago I asked my husband whether he'd got our passports on his phone. I meant boarding passes, naturally, but passports came out of my mouth!

that's fine MissA; all your contributions are very welcome. no criticism was intended.
it was more a comment on my erroneous assumption.
and i suppose my dislike of the rude term for a bottom.
i still didn't read the thread. hope you dealt with it ok.
i rather like the creatures, they tend to come inside when it's going to rain. and they eat the baddies.

Ah, that was my thread.
My a and my s are next to eachother on my phone, and I'm having a few problems with stuff - vision, coordination and well... (a list of ailments)

The only big bottom in my bathroom is mine.


I need to keep communicating, so expect some random things.

there was a thread title on here recently that i assumed was something about extreme hatred of bottoms.
so i didn't read it.
a while later i clicked, to see a picture of a spider.

When the kids were small they liked to mess ice cream into a mush they called 'plur'. My ex thought this was a real word and still uses it for a mixed up messy dish.

My MIL had a 'hysterical-money', and she loved cooking 'lass-agny' (lasagne).

Lilliesmum79 This is known as aphasia, can be very severe if or when it occurs due to a CVA (stroke), although then it usually presents as slurred speech or getting the words in a sentence all muddled up. Have you spoken to a GP about your headaches?

A local MP has just said he wants to neutralise the water supplier to solve the sewage problem. He meant mutualise.

I mentioned the tennis player Cameron Norrie the other day but said Carrie Nomeron. ?

My mum bless her once told me as we sat in the sunny garden under a blue sky that the clouds were very perithupic