Memory

January 11

Have It Read to Me

The scientific studies on memory show just how fallible our internal hard drives can be.

Colored by emotion, stress, trauma, and time.

There’s a sadness to it, watching our lives disappear, falling through the cracks in our cupped hands.

But there’s also a joy—memory as some sort of kind judge, taking the edges off the past like a river, slowly rounding down a stone, telling us:

Do the right thing, and I will let your memories judge you kindly.

Thank you. Let’s have a great day.

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