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   Hello Jay Harris!   
      
   ** On Friday 01.10.21 - 10:22, Jay Harris wrote to August Abolins:   
      
    AA>> Our brains are not designed to remember everything, but   
    AA>> they can deduce or conjure up an apparently lost memory   
    AA>> by using other elements that we *do* remember.   
      
    JH> I like David Allen's take on the mind & memory:   
      
    JH> "Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them."   
      
    JH> So write down things you don't want to forget.  Of course   
    JH> the trick is remembering to go back and look at that list!   
    JH>  ;)   
      
   I tried using an "app" on my BB10 to keep track of my grocery     
   list.  But that system failed when I would forget to bring the     
   phone with me or when the battery is just about to run out.   
      
   I'm back to using a simple list on paper that I keep attached     
   to the fridge, but that system fails sometimes when I forget to     
   take the list with me.   
      
   SO, it appears that I need to pin a checklist right on the     
   inside of the front door of my house that reminds me to check     
   the list on the fridge.  :/   
   --   
     ../|ug   
      
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