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GladEOlah

Acknowledged here.  lightfootfan

I created a new password due to becoming confused.
DUH ! I will ask my brother if he will recommend
me for the place his dear wife is in.

Have you tried Prevagen?  The ads on TV say it's wonderful!  Haven't noticed much change in me.
As for a password, I set mine to 'incorrect', so if I enter the wrong one, the computer tells me 'Your password is incorrect'. 

Jackie, LFF, both of you have a working brain
and a good sense of humor.
Lff, Incorrect
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Jackie, Forgot
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Nell, Password
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Now I hope to find a current topic.

Nothing wrong with this one.

What topic are you looking for Nell? 

The forum is huge now and I usually do not delete topics but archive them.  Will try to help find it.

DEarest Glad, I believe I found what I was searching for.
Thank you my friend.

I'm searching for the meaning of life.  Hope to one day meet that old Chinese guy in a mountain cave.  Have been to the Carlslbad Caverns and the Mammoth Cave.  He wasn;t in either of them.

LFF, you are either braver than I am or else dumb as a rock.
There is not a cave I would enter. Perhaps the mouth of a cave
the first three feet. Then WHOOPs, I'm outta here. Caves scare
me/ I prefer above ground, thank you.

The Mammoth cave is the longest in the world.  The tour I took was onlyabout a half hour, but my friend Tim took the adventure tour where some parts of the cave are so tight, he had to squeeze  through them.  Took a couple hours.
Under a swath of Kentucky hills and hollows is a limestone labyrinth that became the heartland of a national park. The surface of Mammoth Cave National Park encompasses about 80 square miles. No one knows how big the underside is. More than 365 miles of the five-level cave system have been mapped, and new caves are continually being discovered.

The very thought of being underground without assurance 
of getting out would freak me totally out. Mother used to
send me under the house to look for a hen's nest. The
house was built on an incline, one side on supports and 
the other side only about 6 inches off the ground above ground. 
That side was where the hen laid her eggs. I had to crawl all the 
way there, terrified that the house might fall on me. LOL here I am
still not smashed to smithermereens.

hmmmmmmm

Oh Nell, as they say " you live to tell the tale "

Very good.