Concious unconcious blips

CockneyRebel Member Posts: 5,217 Disability Gamechanger

April 2018 in Coffee lounge

Don't know how else to try and explain these happenings.
Mostly happens when I am sitting quiet ( LOL)
I first noticed it when I was doing something I have done many times, al,ost automatic ( rolling a cigarette if you must know )
Then many different little things happen, my neighbours dog is by my side, then back in the room, my hands have stopped and usually dropped me baccy

this can happen many times doing the same thing, Wife is next to me, go to speak to her, and back in the room. I've had parrots come to visit, children I don't know, all in what seems a split second

Just wonderered if anyone else had these
PS I don't do recreational drugs

CR
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Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste

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