The Persistence of Memory

I recently visited a friends blog, and found this brilliant quote on one of her posts.

"The existence of forgetting has never been proved: We only know that some things don't come to mind when we want them." - Friedrich Nietzsche

This seems to describe my very existence these days. I can't remember anything. I would like to blame it on pregnancy brain- but there are these new studies out that claim that there is no such thing. It doesn't make me feel any better about trying to "hear" something that ought to smell. Or the fact that I keep putting cereal boxes in the fridge. Or that I can't remember any of the commitments that I have agreed to. Or (and this is probably the one that bugs me the most at the moment) is the disappearance of my toothbrush. I have put my toothbrush away in the same place for the last three years (or basically since we have moved into this house). We have a cup that is in our medicine cabinet where we keep toothbrushes. But when I went to go brush my teeth this morning... It seems to have walked away.

How do you lose a toothbrush!?! I'll keep you updated... Until then- don't ask me to do anything that you REALLY want done- chances are I'll forget that we even talked.