If life were not full of those small events, which become disappointments or bears, it would be very dull, when we remember them we laugh again like the first time, but sometimes we do not laugh out of respect for the person to whom the incident occurs. I tell you:

In my youth I had a suitor, who held his family relationships in high regard, and he spoke to me with great pride about his grandmother. One day while we were walking, we saw a telephone booth, it immediately occurred to him to call it; He asked me to wait for him, he dialed the call and when he heard the expected voice he said: "bless me, grandmother", but together with that, he made a half-genuflection as a sign of respect, it was what was usually done, especially in the countryside, in front of to the person from whom the blessing was requested. I remained equanimous next to him, it didn't really make me laugh at that moment, although it was very strange that he made that bow at that moment. Now when I write about it I do laugh, as I did the times I remembered that, some time later.

I suppose that some gestures or gestures remain in automatic mode and we do them without realizing it.

As happened to a friend who had a cup of coffee in the same arm where she had her purse. The time came to get into the car, she held the handle of the purse with her right hand, turned her left arm and took it out, pouring the contents into the bag, all in an automatic movement, which made her forget the liquid she had in it. Cup.

But if we forget, a very neat citizen took out his new handkerchief and placed it on a concrete parapet, to sit and wait for a friend and not get his pants dirty. After a while, when he saw her coming, he gallantly got up and went to meet her to shorten her path and forgot the handkerchief.

In a room of a clinic, a friend had her brother hospitalized, I went to visit and found her walking around the place, she asked me if I wasn't carrying something with a point, as well as a nail, of course I didn't have one. He still didn't tell me why. When I saw her again she had found a fork, she carefully inserted it into a new toothpaste dispenser, what she wanted was to open a hole for the product to come out, she just had to unscrew the lid and peel off the adhesive seal, which is on the same, but as the saying goes: "he who does not know is like he who does not see."

And that's how he didn't see either, a school principal at an academic event had sent the suit to the dry cleaners and put it on without removing a label that was left on one of the sleeves. He shook hands with each one, to present them with the title, some photographs attested to the carelessness.