That would tell you the amount of time that has passed.

You could enter a date, time ,place, person, event , special occasion.

And it would hold it for future reference.


Then you would for example,
Click or tap on :
Ted's birthday
And the information would magically appear.
Birthdate : Sept ____, 19___
Amount of time that's passed
( 69 years, nine days)

Or
Dads death:
Date:_______
Time passed: _________

This is the app I use...

I use the Outlook calendar linked to the calendar on my iPhone for that type thing. It works well, with a reminder each morning.

My wife and I use google calendar. I can access it on my phone or any computer. We add each other to future events and that way we are both aware. You can add numerous reminders so you don't forget. If I had to remember every appointment, event, or such I would be in rough shape.

As for remembering events: I put such things in my iThings Calendar app and put the originating year in parenthesis in the title.

As for "time passed": Dunno.

iDevices come with a Reminder app that can be set for periodic intervals, such as daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or custom intervals defined by the user.

There's probably something similar for Windows and / or Android users.

Calendar?

There is But I can’t remember what it’s called.

Reminder is the app I use on iPhone.

I remember my Oma had like the last 5-10 calendars on the wall behind each other and could at a glance, see what was up on each day years past. I think they call it a journal, diary or something like that.

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Originally posted by ensigmatic:
As for remembering events: I put such things in my iThings Calendar app and put the originating year in parenthesis in the title.

As for "time passed": Dunno.

That's not a bad idea, with an annual 'recurrence'

Remembering stuff is your wife's job. As you become older it becomes full time. If she is not willing get a sweet young thing to do the job. Just make sure she is of age and can drive a car. You could make a movie called "Driving Mr. Bendable.

It's called Google Sheet or any other spreadsheet.
Below is a truncated screenshot of of the milestones I keep track of such as how many days I'm projected to still live, my wedding anniversary, and such. The last one I decided to mark was how many days since Russia invaded Ukraine.

Are you getting help for this condition?^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I use Mrs. A. for that, she can tell me exactly when a particular event occurred, who was there, an even, most of the time, who said what. Perhaps I am more forgetful because I really don't care as much?

I use Google Calendar and set reminders as needed.
That way it's on my computer, phone and I-pad or anywhere I can get internet if the other three weren't available.

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Originally posted by architect:
I use Mrs. A. for that, she can tell me exactly when a particular event occurred, who was there, an even, most of the time, who said what. Perhaps I am more forgetful because I really don't care as much?

Mine is always certain to include exactly what I did wrong...

Rey HRH,
that is exactly what i was wondering about.
Phenomenal!

I must not be weird if someone eles finds it useful.

Now will my android phone down load that?

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:
Are you getting help for this condition?^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

My work has been about tracking metrics and whether whatever target is being achieved or was achieved. People’s annual bonuses depended on whether targets are achieved. So it’s serious business when you’re talking about taking money off someone’s dinner table. If you don’t measure, you can’t improve or know whether you were successful.

My target associated with how many days I have left to live is for my days in retirement to be equal to or greater than the days I have left. That would mean I have lived half of the remaining days since I stopped working in that condition of not having to work for a living. I consider myself successful in having tasted retirement. I would consider it a roaring success if I reach my target.

In contrast, early in my career, two people died while still working. One had millions saved plus a self-sustaining business on the side. He’s the one who asked regularly how much a million dollars would spin off every year and I can see he would multiply the number in his head by however many millions he had. He got sick still not retired and died. The other one was just old and still working for whatever reason. We all saw him walking around on Friday, Monday we got the news he died. The whole company took off work for his memorial service.

Those were very important lessons for me and gave me the goal of at least tasting and enjoying retirement before I die.

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