A tiny miracle- no, really! a miracle!

[Knig]

you didn't put something magnetic on the chandlers counter when you were deciding which ones to buy?? completely accidentally obviously http://www.cruisersforum.com/images/.../whistling.gif

[secrabtree]

Originally Posted by nhschneider

Though I’m happy for the OP’s good fortune, most of the time it works just the opposite for me. The bag of terminals that I had just purchased and placed on the nav station mysteriously disappears; the wrench that I had in my hand not 10 seconds ago is nowhere to be found and I know there was something very important that I had to do today but I can’t remember what it was. If there is a higher power that can influence these things, which I doubt, I wish it would stop picking on me!

NHSchnider - I thought that when similar things happen to me it's just the "here after" problem that came to me about 23 years ago whn I was 60.

[Bill_Giles]

I have lived until my 70's - it is a miracle that I have never been run over, lost at sea, been in prison or gone bust or (crossed fingers) been seriously ill. We all have an angel looking after us, don't push their patience.

[Icarus]

Gee..I am glad that I am not the only one who at times loses the plot..lol

[er9]

well electrons orbiting the nucleus of an atom randomly disappear into nothingness and then re-appear from this nothingness and scientists have no idea where they go, its as if they cease to exist in between orbit jumps.

maybe every once in a while men make some things like 19" socket wrenches and wire terminals that have a rare instance when more than 50% of the electrons in the atoms making up the solid matter object jump orbit at the same time into this nothingness causing the object dissapears from existence until the wrench or wire terminals (wherever they ended up) have another rare, reverse instance and the object suddenly re-appears.

or maybe they just fell out of the box...