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I have an innate ability to find missing objects. This is usually referred to among family and friends as locate object, as per the D&D spell. I think it's a combination of very good peripheral vision (despite the glasses), excellent pattern matching, and a memory that will, sooner or later, dredge up everything it's ever encountered*. Sometimes, however, I have to shove it to make it work, and this tires me more than anything else I know of, up to and including channeling. It works, though.
* This sometimes leads to me saying "Never heard of it", and then being an authority on the subject ten minutes later, because my memory has had time to spin up.
* This sometimes leads to me saying "Never heard of it", and then being an authority on the subject ten minutes later, because my memory has had time to spin up.
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*considers*
Could do worse, as nicknames go.
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I keep losing mine when I move. :-(
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No. I am not your mother.
*wipes forehead surreptitiously*
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i find it works best if triggered indirectly. if somebody asks, "hey, where's the thing?" i don't know, but if they say, "where should i look first if i wanted to find a thing?" i usually tell them exactly where it is.
this is especially good because my husband can't even find things that are in plain sight. it's the purloined letter with every single object in the apartment.
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Sometimes I know stuff I shouldn't, which can be cool... particularly in my job.
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