In my MIL’s retirement apartment complex, instead of keys, they had little coded fobs that they wore on lanyards. All they had to do was hold the fob next to the screen on the lock. Very smart option when tremors are more likely, making it more difficult to align a key to its keyhole.
Freebyrd1 29 days ago
I call in ‘sometimers’.
maureenmck Premium Member 29 days ago
Wisdom doesn’t necessarily mean having a good memory.
mwest 29 days ago
In my MIL’s retirement apartment complex, instead of keys, they had little coded fobs that they wore on lanyards. All they had to do was hold the fob next to the screen on the lock. Very smart option when tremors are more likely, making it more difficult to align a key to its keyhole.
goboboyd 29 days ago
He was distracted by the string around a finger on his other hand that was to remind him he had the key on his other wrist.
ladykat 29 days ago
Not necessarily, Tregg.
cuzinron47 29 days ago
Wise enough to know you do tend to have memory lapse when you get older.