Do You Have Total Recall (no, not the movie!)

[AARPMaggie]

When I was in school, I used mnemonics to help me study for tests. What I did intuitively was to use this technique to memorize facts. I didn't realize that what I was doing was an age-old tool to help my brain retain information. Check out this article for more tips on exercising your memory muscles. Visit AARP® Staying Sharp® for more brain health information.

[krdlineone]

Hmmmmm.........

I can't recall

[Anonymous]

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@krdlineone wrote:

Hmmmmm.........

I can't recall

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💥Lol @krdlineone 🤣😂💥

[2Papa]

I have closer to no recall!

[Anonymous]

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@2Papa wrote:

I have closer to no recall!

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💥Lol @2Papa 😂🤣💥

[EdS945414]

I hear you. My doctor says I suffer from "CRS"....Can't Remember S**t (or Stuff).

[Anonymous]

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@EdS945414 wrote:

I hear you. My doctor says I suffer from "CRS"....Can't Remember S**t (or Stuff).

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💥Lol @EdS945414 I call those my Senior Moments 😂😂💥

[Rhymesometimes]

Maggie, Just finished "Moonwalking with Einstein" really good read.  The history of memory, and current mnemonic  tips and tricks were fascinating!

[EdS945414]

Excellent. As Joe Thiesman said, you don't have to be Norman Einstein to play football!

[Rhymesometimes]

@AARPMaggie  Thank you for the tips.  Just requested the book Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything by Joshua Foer from my public library.  Look forward to getting that.  Sounds like a great read.   ---  Christine