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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Randy Abercrombie, post: 3087480, member: 92655&quot;]I’ll give a bit of first hand experience with just such an approach.... Forty-five years I lived with a crystal clear memory. At 45 it started to fade. Now at 58.... I would struggle to tell you what I had for lunch. Or even if I had lunch.... It is really that bad. I have run into several odd things I put away years ago recently. A box of odd coins I must have thought had some meaning twenty years ago. And just recently found a box of quarters. Probably 400-500 bucks worth. Why did I have them hidden in my woodshop? No clue... three years ago I set aside a hundred dollar bill in my office for emergency use. Still to this day I cannot find it. A month ago my banker asked if I wanted to do anything with the 500 buck savings account I opened fifteen years ago. I was miffed. I had a 500 buck account I had absolutely no recollection of. It’s like Christmas every day.... Be cautious of putting things in a “safe place”... I am living proof that crystal clear memories can disappear.... And I do miss it so....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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