Ever Rush To The Airport And Forget Something Important?

[omegaet]

I am often in a rush when headed for the airport. Sometimes, I just plain forget things!

Ever happen to you?

I've never been in such a rush and forgotten anything like this:

Naked man seen wandering at Dulles airport - WTOP.com

[kyshel]

security risk? only if he chose not to remove his shoes at TSA. sure didn't have much more to take off!
I think the local hospital was a great destination for him.

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This is too funny! I have never actually forgotten anything but I do have nightmares about forgetting something - I am too OCD to forget - I start packing little things weeks before I go on a trip and write lists of things to take.

[jsattapr2]

I am often in a rush when headed for the airport. Sometimes, I just plain forget things!

Ever happen to you?

I've never been in such a rush and forgotten anything like this:

Naked man seen wandering at Dulles airport - WTOP.com

Well, this image is very upsetting to me.

I have never liked the idea of men wearing those short black socks.

Over-the-calf socks or no socks at all.

Yes, I forget things all the time when packing for travel. I have learned to adjust and deal with the missing items.

[kapper]

Good thing he wasn't holding a hot cup of coffee in a crowded concourse, dressed (actually, undressed) like this.

[jmbklj]

Once, on my way to London with my SIL, I got to the airport and realized I forgot my passport!

Fortunately I arrived earlier than usual, and my husband was kind enough to bring my passport to me.

[kyshel]

Once, on my way to London with my SIL, I got to the airport and realized I forgot my passport!

Fortunately I arrived earlier than usual, and my husband was kind enough to bring my passport too me.

Good on him!! Yay for you.
I never know when my husband will ask me to meet him, so I carry it in my handbag. If a trip breaks out, I'll be prepared.
Going someplace special??

[thepiranha]

My brother-in-law, aka Spaceman, was one his way to Hawaii and forgot his wallet with his I.D. at home. He didn't realize it until he went to check in at the airport. He ran back to his car, drove home (around 45 minutes), leaving my sister-in-law with her three children ages one, three and five, along with carseats, strollers, diapers, luggage, etc. Somehow, he managed to get back to the airport in time to catch his flight. The funniest part of the story is that none of us was surprised when we heard what he had done.