Logic connects all existing recordings in one track when recording....

This is a strange issue I am having every once in a while which messes up my whole file. This happens when I record a track. After I am done, it connects every file I have recorded IN that one track, making it a very very long file. Well, no problem, I just undo. Well, now it has erased EVERYTHING IN that track. If I do undo again, it brings everything back BUT, only a small little part of each of the track. I am talking about a very small slice. I then try to grab that slice on the bottom, trying to extend it, but can't. What is the deal here. I then have to quit (not saving of course) and re-open the file. Anybody else have this problem?

Thanks Eric.
I do have 10.5.6, I need to update that. Just to clarify, Im not talking about recording audio, Im talking about recording an Audio instrument.
It messes up my file in that if I forget to save for a while and this happens, I have to quit out of it since I can't get any recordings back that I had in that whole specific track.
It looks very strange. For example if I have about 10 small files in that track, it puts them all together in one long track. Sure I can cut them and it would be fine but, I'd rather get this fixed.
My start up disk still has 121GB space left and when I record audio, it's at 48k.

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