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Thursday, May 5, 2011

Looking For My Stray Thoughts...

As I was lying in bed last nite, in that weird not-quite-asleep state (I was waiting for my son to come home from his 4 hr Auxiliary Police shift) when the thought for a damn good blog post occurred to me. I really liked it. I know I did, because working it out in my head helped keep me awake.

Of course, it has totally escaped me now. I can remember thinking about it, but I can no longer remember what "it" is. Or was. Whatever. Sigh.

Better luck next time I guess...

6 comments:

  1. Wow. You have a son who is an auxiliary police officer? I'm impressed!

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  2. PS: Most of the thoughts that I have in the middle of the night would probably get me arrested or committed, so it's just as well that they don't get written down.

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  3. It runs in the family. I have 15 years on, 9 as a sgt. He's been an aux for about 6 months. Before his mother passed she was an administrative aide in the dept.

    He can't himself... its in his blood ;)

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  4. I'm impressed too with your son & family's service! My cool night-time thoughts usually slip away by morning. Sometimes I think about keeping something nearby for recording them, but usually I just want to fall asleep.

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  5. Thanks Padre! I grew up wanting to be a train engineer - my son has always wanted to be a cop. I'm fairly happy the way things turned out, but I'd still like to drive a train one day :)

    Back when i was actively trying to write fiction (this is in the days micro-cassette recorders) i used to have a recorder next to my bed for such moments.

    I figured I'd wait a few weeks before listening to all the entries, and when i did listen, the recorder ate the tape. Wasn't meant to be ;)

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  6. Oh man, that sucks. Hope the idea comes back to you. Hate when that happens.

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