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<\/a><\/p>\nGeorge Hippe 07.14<\/p>\n
With the aging process, comes decreasing memory and recall. At least, that\u2019s according to experts who study the function of the human brain. I would, however, debate this finding. I have determined that I actually NEVER forget anything. It\u2019s just that I\u2019m becoming increasingly more aware that I remember things later than intended. I did NOT actually forget my grocery list. I did remember it when I arrived at the store. I did NOT forget my cell phone because I did remember it about a half hour after I left the house. I did NOT actually forget my wallet. As soon as I went to pay for my items at the hardware store, I remembered it.<\/p>\n
The same is true for you, my aging friend for you see you don\u2019t actually forget things either. You too sometimes just remember things later than you want to. If you actually forget something, it really won\u2019t matter because you won\u2019t know that you didn\u2019t remember what you forgot. Remembering that you forgot something is actually very good; it\u2019s proof that your memory is still functioning well. If you remember this, you\u2019ll not be so frustrated the next time you think you forgot something.<\/p>\n