Always Remember
Today, in the spirit of 9 | 11 I suggest the phrase: always remember. (I know I wasn’t in charge and it’s not perfect, but a better statement perhaps than “never forget”). So, we visited a new (to us) memorial. Read More …
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Remember When
We can all look back and remember when we did this or that. What if – instead – we looked forward to the news things we can accomplish? No looking back. No wistful longing. No regrets for things not done. Read More …
Always Remember
You should always remember as much as you can to exchange the stories with family and friends. Talk more. Listen more. Share more. You might not be able to recall or recollect all the details, so lean on others to Read More …
Forgot Again
Today, I forgot again to do something. It isn’t a huge deal, there is still time to do it but… It’s annoying. It’s frustrating. It’s bothering me. All for no reason other than I wanted to do it! Worse, as Read More …
New Names
Meet new people and learn new names… Not always easy, but worth the effort. Don’t you want to be called by your own name and recognized the next time you see someone you’ve recently met? Figure out the best way Read More …
Every Single Time
Every single time you are caught off guard should be a prompt to remember – next time. Write it down. Take notes. Use a calendar. Set a reminder. Figure out some kind of mnemonic. Make it your mantra. You say Read More …
So Very Very
Some people are so very, very… important. special. risky. (or maybe, they are just good at taking risks?) annoying. quick. memorable. creative. thoughtful. empathetic. patient. energetic. childlike. enigmatic. loved. Be – in your own way – so very, very…what you Read More …
Never Get Old
Some holiday movies never get old. Make your own list. Queue them up. Watch them in rapid succession. Be ready to laugh, cry and get nostalgic. Where were you when you watched it first? Who was with you? What do Read More …
Remember That Time…
Do you remember that time… Yes, the one specifically that they mention. Kids do remember. They are like elephants. They never forget. Promises made. Places they didn’t get to go (and even desserts that were denied.) Parties that didn’t turn Read More …
You Can Look Back
It’s okay, you can look back And smile Or cry To remember And have that moment Seeing it in a different light Understanding what it meant And didn’t The problem only begins – or stays – if you know you Read More …