Egypt4u

I adopted a new slogan today "My weakness is my strength" in another post. After thinking about it for a while it sounded too familiar to be my own. thanks to Google I discovered this:-

My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness.” 2 Corinthians 12:7-10.


Maybe another tid-bit from my mine of useless information, but it works for me as it makes me use my mind.

Sometimes, typically when I'm dozing or going to sleep at night I come with the most brilliant sayings and phrases. I mean they're glow in the dark brilliant, insightful, relevant, timely - I'm a genius! However mostly I do tend to forget them rapidly but the few I do manage to remember often turn out to be quotes or the sayings of others that have somehow managed to re-float themselves through my brain

Not sure if anybody else does that but it does happen with me.

My most remarkable ability is to remember I've forgot! I often remember I had a really good idea or thought but zip zap zoom it is gone from my brain (course that can happen as often as me walking into a room to look for something or do something and when I get there I can't remember why)

It's so comforting to find I'm not alone in some private moments.

I can be in my bathing suit on the beach and debating in my brain the theory of relativity or I can be in my nightgown in the kitchen and mulling over astronomical black holes or I can be in blue jeans in the backyard thinking about flamenco dancing or wearing a ball gown watching the Nutcracker Ballet and thinking about how the garden will grow come spring AND AND AND nobody knows 'cept me where my mind might be or has wandered too. There is hardly ever an association between where I am and what I'm doing and what I might happen to be thinking about.

Is that the sign of brilliance or insanity? (There always has been a fine line)

I'm sure I don't know but here is another member of your Society.

@MD - Shhhhhhh - it is a secret society! WE can't reveal our membership - Complete with all the hand gestures, under the breath mumblings, random spontaneous outbursts, occasional furtive looks and I'm sure you know the sequence after the eye rolls start too.