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She had confusion with some other things. Like getting a cup to pour the coffee into instead of pouring it onto the counter.
I would get her an evaluation as soon as possible.
My 82 y.o. Alzheimer's mother washes and puts away disposable plates in her armoire. She collects tissues, napkins, knickknacks, trinkets, etc. and keeps/hides them in various drawers and boxes in her room. It makes her happy having those things, so I leave her be to do what she wants with them.