I've been thinking recently about how quickly sometimes it seems we learn and how quickly we forget. This is perhaps one of the gifts we are least appreciative of - even the forgetting part. Our extravagantly designed neurons and synapses desire "new" even at the expense of archiving the "old."
We recently replaced a vehicle and instead of a metal key that jangles in my bag, I fumble around for a plastic device with buttons. This is my personal journey enjoying the luxury of my vehicle blinking happily at me as I approach, as if to say, "I'm waiting for you!"
Memory case in point: after getting home this evening I clicked the button to lock the car, then clicked the unlock button and surprised myself when the front door of our house was still locked.
Jangly key to the rescue!
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