Help! I need tips on how to keep things from getting lost!!!!?

Question

Actually, this is for my husband more than myself, but I could benefit too. My husband is ALWAYS losing his things. Just in the past few weeks he's lost 2 very important clearance passes and a debit card. Not to mention his keys numerous times, his hat (part of a uniform), his cell phone and the house phone. We still haven't found the handset for our house phone and it's been 2 weeks. I get frustrated with him because it seems like we are ALWAYS looking for something he's lost. At least once a day we are going nuts looking for his stuff. He starts getting desperate and literally destroys the house (ripping things out of drawers and knocking things over) looking for things. He's making me crazy. He hates carrying a thick wallet, so the one he's carrying now only holds a driver's license and one other card, but he has to have at least 1 more in there to be able to go where he needs to where we live. Can you reccomend wallets or ways to keep him more organized?

Answer 1

i'm the same way ...

1.put keys and hats by the front door where you'll see them so you can grab them on the way out.

2.put phones on a night stand that way you'll know where they are.

and 3. here is a wallet to keep him really organized...http://www.walletgear.com/product_info.p...

(This Hipster Wallet has just the right amount of pockets for the man who wants to carry a slim organized wallet. Three credit card pockets with two pockets behind, a gusseted ID pocket with room to carry extra credit or business cards and a bill pocket.

Soft black cowhide.

Size 3 1/2" x 4". ) $24.00

Answer 2

keep a log or list of where you put things of any importance

Answer 3

Okay well

1.) you put them in a draw?

2.) In a safe?

3.) or put in  a place that u always in

4.) Or write a sticky note that says i put this in this place

Answer 4

Stop helping him look. Keep doubles of everything and when he loses it he makes the phone calls to replace it. If you don't baby him he will grow up.