We get into some incredible stuff on here don't we? If we only discussed travel it would be very ordinary.

By nature I have a very enquiring mind and I want to know all the answers in case I ever have to debate a point with Barry Jones. I don't know why I find it important how jelly beans are made or why people sit up when they are cremated - One question I can't get an answer too is how can I get a ho gauge bachmann Cable car to go around a HO Gauge street corner as the power bogey cant bend that far. And now I've remembered the Red Rope god I'd love to know what it was for.

I find I can remember things that happened to me when I was 4 -6 with DVD clarity but don't ask what I had for lunch, don't have a clue but it will come to me next week when it's not important.

you must be OLD!!!...lol....if we know everything.........recalled everything...we probably live for ever.....they say getting old shows maturity.......so that makes 2 of Us Mate Dave

Good comparison, At my age I find that I forget everything that is not important RIGHT NOW The here and now is what I am most concerned with, if somebody asks me what happened last week, or last year, or when I was five, damned if I know, Maybe its the bomb that fell next door when I was a baby

Gosh! And I thought I was the only one. The here and NOW sounds good to me Mike. Maybe fallout from the same bomb......

That's what happens when you fill up the hard drive it starts to trash all the trivia that one collects and files in the far corners of the mind for that rainy day. If you see anyone on a white coat and carrying a butterfly net heading your way then don't walk away run like hell.

There's only room in the brain for the important stuff. The rest goes to the memory banks for future reference. It frustrates the hell out of me when the memory banks are on hold when something is vitally important, and their future isn't my future. Just keep up the exercises, deep breathing and puzzles.