So far, my make-a-living memory does fine, I still remember stuff from school 40 years ago, and I keep up on all the little updates at work, announcements that to make the red printer print you have to click on this box, drag this, etc. My co-workers in their 40's talk about senior moments, but so far I can keep up with them,frequently I'm the one who reminds them, 'no, that abstract has been replaced by, bla bla bla" BUT when I meet friends at the market or whatever, people I see every week and call by their names, sometimes the names will not come to me until hours later.You know that game, "memory?" where you turn over cards and then try to remember where the match was for the card you have? My dad was excellent at that until well into his late 70's - could keep right up with my kids. he's 84 now, will have to try it again - hes a retired experimental psychologist, I'm sure he will appreciate the searchfor information. Bill