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Sunday, September 7, 2014

Memory

What is your earliest memory? Why do you remember it, or -perhaps it's more accurate to ask HOW you remember this particular thing/event/time over the many other things/events/ times that also fill your life? Memories, and remembering play an enormous role in our brain map, and this is - for me - just so fascinating. As a historian, I 'work' with memories all the time. Just a thought - or several - rambling around in my head today.
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