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Question Mind Games?
What do you do to keep your mind and memory sharp?

I play online word games, do crossword puzzles, word search puzzles, etc. I read as much as possible. Sometimes I wonder if that's enough. I have days where the cog fog is terrible. Then the next day I'm sharp as a tack. It's just a crap shoot as to how I'll be any given day.

Does anyone here do anything special to exercise the mind?
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