Where is it? WHERE IS IT?
By annavi23
@annavi23 (6521)
Philippines
August 29, 2012 11:10am CST
[i]Where is my eyeglasses? Where is the hammer, the pliers, the scissor?
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This was all you can hear from him.. all the noise. cause he don't know how to use his eyes when searching for things. all he depends on you and grumble you no matter what you are doing.
How can you live with a person like that? plus he always complains on things, forces you to act quickly when he is just lying and waiting and didn't even bother helping to make the job easier...
Argh! I can't breath at times, I want to scream and shut his mouth up..
How about you giys, what would you do with such person?
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6 responses
@jennyze (7027)
• Indonesia
11 Sep 12
If you are living with such a person, I guess it's the time to talk to him of what you think... Of course, it could be tiresome living with people who always complain and asking you to do things when he/she is not even doing anything.
I would ask him/her to look for the thing themselves and I would talk them into organizing their belongings well.
@annavi23 (6521)
• Philippines
11 Sep 12
welcome back to life!
glad to see you again,jennyze! :)
you are right, it's hard to live with a person like that. wel, i hope he'll be more useful and make things on his own. without even waiting for others to tell what he'll do.
organizing things? that's what he always tell us but he didn't even do to his own things...



@lkbooi (16070)
• Malaysia
31 Aug 12
Hi annavi23, I don't think all elderly persons would behave like this. Just take an example talking about my husband's elder's sister. She is 75 plus in age. Certainly she is quite absent minded and forget this and that, but she is really diligent in doing all sort of household work. She treats this as her daily physical activities to keep her sweating often, and stay healthy
She is an enthusiastic and helpful person as well. She likes to help us do whatever she could when we are busy at home. But we always ask her to have a rest and watch tv program at her bedroom. We don't want her to do works that are our responsibility
Seems that different people have different habits respectively when getting old. But in your case, his disgusting habits of course would disturb the peaceful daily life of others who live under the same roof certainly.
Happy posting




@lkbooi (16070)
• Malaysia
1 Sep 12



@annavi23 (6521)
• Philippines
1 Sep 12
Yes, most of the time, people should learn living just by themselves. He can do sewing, but househld chores? He will just do it if he is alon3 in the house. Or if so, he will leave all the work undone and wait for others to go home so they'll do the job.
Locking in the room won't help cause you will just both be stressed out because of shouting.
and he will just wait for you to come out and do all things. You really have no choice.
you know, if i just had money to live away from him, i would do so. Unless, i would choose to live with friends house just to teach him a lesson. And it's also can help me live on my own as well.
@annavi23 (6521)
• Philippines
1 Sep 12
Hello lkbooi, yeah for sure it would be disturbing... caus you know, if you keep moving and don't think too much, you'll get to see that you find happiness and achievement. Even 8f it's just small thing you did. It does make sense.
But if you fjust do that lying and keep on complaining, you are just stressing out yourself and all people around you. Chances are, they would want to leave you behind...
I know some people who are elderly who still do just like they were before. I guess he just didn't really have patience or just have no initiative on helping others. He always waits for someone to do things for him. Even getting food from ref or change the channel from what he was watching...



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@GardenGerty (162787)
• United States
29 Aug 12
I do not know how I would live with a person like that. As far as losing things, if he would put them back where he got them, he would not lose them. I have a special place for my keys, for my eyeglasses. I can find them, even with my eyes shut
@GardenGerty (162787)
• United States
1 Sep 12
Not everything is so neat and tidy as that, but my keys and my glasses are the two things I must have, so I take good care of them.
@youless (112921)
• Guangzhou, China
30 Aug 12
Usually when people grow old, they will have this problem. It just depends on whether it is serious or not. And I found out a truth, that is if you stop looking for it, it will be shown soon later. So when you can't find something at present, don't be worried. Sooner or later it will appear by itself:)
I love China





@jugsjugs (12967)
•
29 Aug 12
I know that feeling as well.I feel that it is not only my husband is like this, but so are our children, as they never can find the things that they are looking for either.
I get really annoyed that they never put the things away that they use, where if they had, then they would know where they were, then they would not have to shout when asking where they have been put away.
@annavi23 (6521)
• Philippines
30 Aug 12
I didn't know jugsjugs is a girl and already had a family..
well, i think your children learned their lesson. just always remind them that remember where they put their things so they can find it easily.
the problem is that sometimes those eyeglasses always placed everywhere. so most of the time, noises comes around..


@gloryacam (5540)
• Philippines
30 Aug 12
Wow, that is annoying. I remember when I was a lot young and my grandma was still alive. I also liked saying "where is it?" So she told me, "Look with your eyes, not with your mouth." From then on, I learned not to always be saying "where is it" when I'm looking for something (well, at least when she was around.
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@annavi23 (6521)
• Philippines
1 Sep 12
Gloryacam,i believe it is our duty to be responsible and don't be stressed too much specially when finding things.
It is necessary to use your eyes for searching things, plus th thought of reminding ourselves wh3re did we last seen or placed it.
Avo8d talking too much and walking around. Think b3fore you act.
@gloryacam (5540)
• Philippines
3 Sep 12
Were you just being grandma? 
Of course I did learn eventually what she wanted me to learn. I "look with my eyes, not with my mouth" now. And, normally, I don't stress out so much over things. And most definitely, I now think before I act. It was a hard lesson to learn, but, people learn.


@annavi23 (6521)
• Philippines
3 Sep 12



