Tim,
First I think you meant "Clarity" and not "Clearity." Perhaps you weren't seeing things too clearly.
Ron,
I think the end of that was, "I see said the blind man as he picked up his hammer and saw."
As I get older, I start to understand things clearer but don't see them quite as clear. Squinting doesn't help much with understanding. And when I do grasp it, within a short period of time, I forget where/what it was that I had grasped. I was going to say something else but forgot what it was. Perhaps later after a short nap.
Because of various medications I take my short term memory is about gone. I never remember appointments or things have to do so I started using the calendar in Yahoo e-mail, the problem is that I forget to look at it every day.
Now I remember what I was going to say.
Forgetting where you park your car is not so unusual. Forgetting where you left your wife can be a problem. Of course Ron won't ever have that problem.
Abe: It depends upon priorities, I guess. I’m aware of where my wife is at all times.
If I don’t pay close attention to where she is, my choke collar gets too tight.