Peterff
Loc: O'er The Hills and Far Away, in Themyscira.
philo wrote:
as the story goes:
Grandma turned 90 and started walking 5 miles a day.
we have no idea where she is.
My mother-in-law turned 90 last December. She's my favorite party animal and is driving over for our anniversary dinner today. Her eldest sib is 98. Her mother threw in the towel at 103 having been alive in three different centuries. Perhaps my mother-in-law just had good genes, and some of them are tight genes!
chaman wrote:
Perhaps the manual could clarify.
Perhaps he can't remember where he left it.
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How will the manual know where grandma is?
Floyd
Loc: Misplaced Texan in Florence, Alabama
At 82, I've never had a "Senior Moment"! I will admit to several "Intellectual Interludes" daily! Sounds so much more sophisticated.
There is nothing wrong with having a senior moment; unless they last all day. It's 5:30 am and I'm going to get my coffee.
Of all the things I have ever lost in my life, the one I miss most is my mind.
It's under the Photo Shooting Menu - Image area - Choose image area - Auto DX crop. Set Auto DX crop to On. The camera will automatically select the DX crop when a DX lens is attached.
LFingar wrote:
Wish I could help you, but I don't remember what the question was! Don't worry though. From here on out your memory will just get worse until you get to the point where you can't remember what you forgot. Then, all will be good! Used to be I couldn't remember what I had for breakfast. Now, I don't remember if I even had breakfast.
Hell....when I go to the bathroom I just sit down. By the time I get there, I forgot what I came here for. Four weeks ago the guy standing next to me knew I was in the wrong position.
I remember one time my mother in law took a walk and got lost, when she finally got in touch via telephone, I said I'm sorry, you have the wrong number.
Papa j wrote:
I have a Nikon 750 and I remember a setting in the menu for DX and FX lens I cannot find it now. The scary part is was there ever a setting for that on the menu ? Clarity would be much appreciated.
Thank you as always
Joe
When I saw your title I was immediately reminded of a cartoon that made the rounds at our photo club meeting yesterday: The 1st Senior Moment.
AZNikon wrote:
When I saw your title I was immediately reminded of a cartoon that made the rounds at our photo club meeting yesterday: The 1st Senior Moment.
Wonderful! I laughed out loud. Thanks for that!
Getting older and sometimes I too have a "memory challenge". It really gets "interesting" at times.
As like this morning. I awoke, got my slippers and my robe on, I walk into the kitchen to start the coffee and my oatmeal. At some point, I always have the feeling that I have been here before...
Life is a continual "Deja Vu" for me.
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