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My Mommy Brain

June 2, 2008 by Caryn 1 Comment

So today I went to Target and the grocery store and still forgot to buy badly needed paper towels. Now all I can think about is that stupid New Yorker article from a couple of years back on the mommy brain—and how it’s a real thing, about how moms brains do become smaller or something and actually more forgetful.

But the brain and the memory all comes back–and regardless, we can still handle more than the man brain on its best day—and this forgetfulness apparently serves some important purpose. Of course, I can’t remember what that is.

Filed Under: Motherhood, Random Ramblings

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  1. Al Hsu says

    June 20, 2008 at 8:11 am

    FYI, I just tagged you with a meme.

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