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WOW Dave~ Interesting and informative! I can relate to some of what you said and think I should try and slow down when I'm trying to remember things, so I process my thoughts better.

I'm like RW and have taken to making myself many notes. Now, if I could just remember where I put those notes.

Thanks for your input; it's helpful..
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