Hah! Suckered you in! This is a blog on memory. Although I must say that I will probably always remember Fifty Shades 
as well as I remember reading my first "adult" fiction at the tender age of 13. And I do remember it, The Golden Hawk by Frank Yerby. It was one of those bodice rippers with the hunky sea captain thing going on. Forward (didn't I just see that word used in some campaign? How soon we forget.) then to the topic. On Feb. 22 of this year, I wrote a blog entitled: Every memory soon becomes fiction. It's a quote from Ernest Hemingway. I found this article in the Huffington Post and I thought I'd pass it on because so many of us baby boomers are worried about Alzheimer's. We'll walk from one room to the next with a purpose to do so and by the time we get to the other room...realize we have forgotten that purpose. Not to worry. There's a reason for it and many of the other worrisome memory lapses we might have. Hopefully this will relieve you of some of your anxiety. Read more...
as well as I remember reading my first "adult" fiction at the tender age of 13. And I do remember it, The Golden Hawk by Frank Yerby. It was one of those bodice rippers with the hunky sea captain thing going on. Forward (didn't I just see that word used in some campaign? How soon we forget.) then to the topic. On Feb. 22 of this year, I wrote a blog entitled: Every memory soon becomes fiction. It's a quote from Ernest Hemingway. I found this article in the Huffington Post and I thought I'd pass it on because so many of us baby boomers are worried about Alzheimer's. We'll walk from one room to the next with a purpose to do so and by the time we get to the other room...realize we have forgotten that purpose. Not to worry. There's a reason for it and many of the other worrisome memory lapses we might have. Hopefully this will relieve you of some of your anxiety. Read more...
