[ WP ] Whenever you leave your house , you find yourself walking in through the front door as if you 'd just returned .

Shower, check. Coffee with breakfast, check. Briefcase… 
 
 He swooped over to the coffee table and grabbed the bag lying on the floor. 
 
 Whoa! Almost missed that one! He would have been in dire straights if he hadn ’ t remembered his morning checklist! He adjusted his tie as he walked through the front door- 
 
 And walked back into his house through that door, feeling absolutely exhausted and strangely confused. 
 
 Didn ’ t he just walk through that door? 
 
 He turned around to face the laminated wooden door, the small glass pane shown dark in the moonlight. Huh… He scratched his head; the day must have been so dull that he forgot all about it. 
 
 Until it happened the next day. And the next. Twice on Saturday. 
 
 When he walked through the front door Sunday morning, only to come back with his tie around his head and lipstick on his collar with zero memory of what happened, he began to think that something was seriously wrong. 
 
 He took the logical first step; he called to make a doctor ’ s appointment for Monday evening, after work. 
 
 That Monday, he got ready as he usually did and head out the door… only to come back feeling exhausted out of his mind with, again, zero memory of what had happened. Against his straining, exhausted mind, he called the doctor ’ s office, “ Um… Hello, this is Shaun… I called about an appointment the other day… so I ’ m not sure if I- “ 
 
 “ Ah, Shaun Trenton was it? ” the female receptionist replied, “ The doctor gave you a clean bill of health. ” 
 
 “ You don ’ t understand. I don ’ t remember anything that happens whenever I walk out of my house! ” 
 
 “ Really? ” she said, “ Because you told the doc that you forget everything that happens whenever you enter your house. ” 

