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02/23/2010 - 4:49am
Thank Your Brain on Memory Day and Every Day
Our brains are remarkable. Consider all the things they allow us to do: learn a language, remember our multiplication tables, learn to play an instrument, recall names and fond moments of our friends and families among a million other small and large details we need for daily life.
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