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Originally Posted by AZjanie View Post
I was three years old and put my hand on the pretty red burner on the stove!

My long term memory is great but short term...short circuits!

That is what is bizarre. We can remember stuff from so long ago, but can't remember what we walked into the next room to get... or which room we were headed for!

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