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Remembering Without a List

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Date: 12/04/2004 Topic: Organizing > Memory Tricks  
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If I'm running into a store for just a few things I will think of the words for each item I need, then with the starting letter from each word make a new word. For example if I need rice, bread, icecream, and donuts. I will use the word "bird". Then I'll repeat I need bird, bird, bird, B is for bread, I is for icecream R is for rice etc. Strange, but it works, especially if there isn't a note pad or pen around.

By Melanie
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By PICO (469) Contact
Glad to see I'm not the only one who does this, but it does work, crazy as it sounds.

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By Susanna (Guest Post)
I love this- I think it just might work for my slug brain. Thanks!

Posted on 07/17/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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