I have never lived, and have seldom visited where seals are a common sight. You would think they would stand out. But they don't. Memories are fickle at best. The next time I see seals on the beach I will try to create a more vivid memory. Maybe this one is crowded out by the parking lot filled with million dollar sports cars at the diner we stopped at for brunch (eggs benedict!) Melissa was driving a sensible Prius.
So funny that you remember what you had for brunch but not the seals.
ReplyDeleteMemory is a fickle thing,
DeleteSame here. I look back to check something in my blog and I don't remember some posts or photos.
ReplyDeleteI likely have repeated photos and written on the same topic, I almost never look back.
DeleteCan't remember everything! Cut your brain some slack!
ReplyDeleteI remember the color of Melinda's car, her hair, the Rolls Royce we parked in front of.
DeleteI often take picture and don't remember taking them.
ReplyDeleteI love this picture though!
Memory is a fickle thing, and easily errased
ReplyDeleteI have pictures like this! Oh, wait. Sorry, just pictures of my sisters and me at the beach. The swimsuits are a dead giveaway! I'm in a bit of a silly mood today. Can you tell?
ReplyDeleteAs long as the kids don't try to push us back in the water like a beached whale.
DeleteBeen there, done that!
DeleteI see pictures I took last week I don't remember taking...sigh.
ReplyDeleteFickle as I say. Research shows that "eye wittnesses" are unreliable
DeleteIt's even worse that you don't remember taking the photo but also can't remember the people in it.
ReplyDeleteI have never been good at remembering names
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