When you get old, you begin to experience things that are annoyances - maybe more than just annoyances. You start to suffer aches and pains, and you can’t do what you used to. But, perhaps the "biggie" is that your memory isn’t the same as it used to be. There’s a term for it, CRS. It’s an acronym for ‘Can’t remember stuff.’ ‘Stuff’ isn’t the word usually used, but it the word I will use.
But, I have discovered a way to help remember where things are, like tools, kitchen utensils, and your car keys. All you have to do is put things back where they belong immediately - where you’ve always kept them.
If you’ll do this, you’ll have a 50-50 chance of finding what you are looking for the next time.
That’s the best odds your going to get.
PMO
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