ems
Well-Known Member
Dropped my cup of tea.
When I say I dropped it, I was actually holding it successfully, and planning to move it, put it down somewhere else.
Had no problem.
Suddenly, within 3-4 seconds doing this, my brain sent an OPPOSITE signal to my hand ordering me to drop it.
Honestly.
It's as stark as that.
I had no intention of letting it go from my firm grip.
Suddenly, without warning, my hand let the cup of warm tea go. Completely.
The exact & sudden opposite of what I was trying to do.
My wrist went limp, fast as lightening, and all my fingers completely relaxed.
I was in shock, just staring at my drenched legs and spilt on couch: and digesting what the hell just happened and why.
Picture of removed wet pants and empty tea cup (and soggy baby wipes) tells the story... minus the scrubbed up mess patches on floor & couch)
Anyone else?
Note: It's only when I began taking notice of this regular occurrence that I really noticed how frequently it happens.... When I stopped brushing it aside every single time...
When I say I dropped it, I was actually holding it successfully, and planning to move it, put it down somewhere else.
Had no problem.
Suddenly, within 3-4 seconds doing this, my brain sent an OPPOSITE signal to my hand ordering me to drop it.
Honestly.
It's as stark as that.
I had no intention of letting it go from my firm grip.
Suddenly, without warning, my hand let the cup of warm tea go. Completely.
The exact & sudden opposite of what I was trying to do.
My wrist went limp, fast as lightening, and all my fingers completely relaxed.
I was in shock, just staring at my drenched legs and spilt on couch: and digesting what the hell just happened and why.
Picture of removed wet pants and empty tea cup (and soggy baby wipes) tells the story... minus the scrubbed up mess patches on floor & couch)
Anyone else?
Note: It's only when I began taking notice of this regular occurrence that I really noticed how frequently it happens.... When I stopped brushing it aside every single time...