To help ward off dementia, train your brain according to an article by Linda Shrieves. Some things she said to do are hobbies, volunteering and learn a new language. Full article at: http://www.att.net/s/editorial.dll?bfromin...amp;ac=8&ck

 

 

 

My brain would need training wheels and I'd still have a wreck.

 

I've been attending Thai language classes a couple of times the last month and, while I can read the stuff and understand it, my retention rate is rather poor. Guess I'm on the downward slope to oblivion (unless Chang bia will save me....).

I have been meanng to start learning Thai for 7 years. I don't know if this is a 'mind over matter' issue or just the start of the mind giving up. Now, did I volunteer for something . . .?

Damn! Too late for me.

 

Some people worry that they are forgetful. If you lose your hairbrush; no problem. If you don't remember what to do with it when you find it; big problem.

Hairbrush? Hairbrush? Ah, I remember - for scrubbing my back