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First World Problem: I got a new library card number. I had the old one for probably 15 years!!!


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You memorize your card number?

 

I am impressed!

 

I think I spent too much time with Sherlock Holmes as a teen; I have this "clutter in the warehouse of the mind" thing going with numbers. My SS#, parents phone, DH's cell, and our home phone are about it for me. I can't even remember my own cell number!

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You memorize your card number?

 

I am impressed!

 

I think I spent too much time with Sherlock Holmes as a teen; I have this "clutter in the warehouse of the mind" thing going with numbers. My SS#, parents phone, DH's cell, and our home phone are about it for me. I can't even remember my own cell number!

 

 

I can remember my first phone number...when I was three.

 

I also have my kids' library cards numbers memorized.

 

It just makes it easier to order books and renew them.

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Since we have moved 16 times in 26 years with the military, I can't imagine living somewhere long enough to need to memorize my library card.

 

I just keep a file on my computer desktop with my library card number so I can easily copy/paste it when I want to open my online account.

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I can remember my first phone number...when I was three.

 

I also have my kids' library cards numbers memorized.

 

It just makes it easier to order books and renew them.

 

 

That is a very impressive talent!

 

 

 

Don't read this part then:

 

The library lady CUT MY OLD CARD UP! AND THREW IT AWAY!

 

 

Did you cry?

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I don't memorize numbers but half my children have their library cards memorized. I have everyone's numbers written down in my purse.That way when a child has a book on hold to pick up and isn't there, then I can get it for him. Of course the librarians let us do that because we are such regular customers! ;)

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My card cracked a few years ago and they offered me a new one. I was like :scared: No way! I've already got the number memorized. So they taped it up for me. Sometimes they have to type in the number because the scanner won't read it but I dread having to get another card (whenever that day comes) because it will take me a couple years to memorize the new number. I plan to keep my card for as long as I can. Thank goodness the librarians are really nice about it. :thumbup1:

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I had the same card from age 5 until 25 or so, with my first name in cursive on the signature line on the back because I couldn't write my last name yet. I finally switched counties and was forced to get a new card and a new number. I did save my old yellow Ramsey County card though.

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