What are some of you worst/funniest/scariest/weirdest brain fog incidents?

Just this week, these 3 things happened:

1. Tuesday - Packed school lunches for both kids - they came home from school and told me that I forgot to put drinks in their lunches (how could I forget that - I pack lunches every day!)
2. Wednesday - Packed school lunches for both kids - they came home from school and told me that I put my daughter's lunch in my son's backpack, and my son's lunch in my daughter's backpack (they don't like the same foods and their lunchboxes look nothing alike).
3. Thursday - put food in the microwave for my son for 2 minutes (this is something that I make for him all the time). Awhile later I couldn't figure out what noise I was hearing - it was the microwave 15 minutes later! The microwave was smoking, the food and plate were burnt. Ugh - my poor kids think I'm losing it.

Mine was during a herx that caused some real cognitive disarray.

First I spilled water on my computer... causing it to stop working.

Then I thought, "Maybe I'm someone who knows how to fix computers"... Apparently I tried... The next morning I saw that I'd actually ripped various of the letter keys off the keyboard.

Hi

In response to Longmoss's comment / question about the humour, I think if we are talking about ourselves in a sort of self-deprecating way the humour can work, relieve tension, and (perhaps) allow others with Lyme to see there are others with similar symptoms. I often do share or brush off my own Lyme-related oddities and brain fogs with close family or friends with a fair amount of humour. I think it is a coping mechanism.

I have a son whose Lyme situation is quite a bit more dire and there are still most days of the month and hours of the day where he is quite confused, or where a simple walk in public brings out alot of the cruelty in people, as his gait and manner are still quite "unconventional." In his case, it's no laughing matter - and I like to follow behind him when we're in public doing the most cutting staredown to people who openly mock or laugh at him....or I say a few words. It's just simply tragic - and he's well enough to be aware of the public response.

So, I've got both responses - humour and tragic - going on.

Because I've seen some of the worst things Lyme can do in mixing up a person's brain, I do often look at news articles and think there's Lyme going on. Like this article, from today's Toronto Star -- I'm thinking this person might have a bit of Lyme.
https://www.thestar.com/news/crime/2016/08/26/naked-man-takes-a-bath-steals-tomatoes-from-a-residential-backyard-near-the-junction.html