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this forum is so hard to navigate flloydie - how do you manage that??

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Floydy..
I do think it might be an age thing

Come with me....
Happiness is the key
There is nothing better...but it has to come from within

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Aww, the lovely Rhian has the key.

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You have it too Sweetie x

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Do I?

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flloydie watch out for the two crazy ladies - they'll whip ya into a storm even ya wife won't remember ya!

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But won't it be sooo worth it?

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yes they did it to me and pugsie once and well look at us now - we're starting a new show "loonie 1 and loonie 2 at the dandy bar"!

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just a thought flloydie - but shouldn't your title read :thirsk for knowledge"?

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I consider myself fortunate that I have (or rather had) an excellent memory and basically I remember everything I read. Over time some of the details might go but I remember the gist of it.

For example I am the secretary of a branch of a Seniors organisation which has a 70 page constitution which I have read. I know most of the rules even though I couldn't quote the clauses word for word I do know what they say. Likewise the Australian Constitution, which I read decades ago, I still remember basically what it says, for example I know Clause 116 is about religious freedom and 51 is the section that defined the Commonwealth's powers and which, prior to 1967, excluded Aboriginals from their legislation (leaving it to the states).

I think a good memory is a human asset that I am glad I have and which has served me well over the years.

However probably not so necessary in the age of Google.