If I do say so myself, I have a phenomenal memory for unimportant things, not facts. I cannot tell you how much money I have in my bank account or pocket like Charles could. But as I think again, I realize that what I remember is very important because my memories involve people who were nice. I also remember those 3 who were particularly not nice--a roommate who told terrible lies about me, my mother-in-law (who did not realize that she was hurting her son and grandchild more than me), and one other, who is on FB. Rebekah Hayes Jorgensen, I remember your interview with Charles in the middle of the street. I also remember the hiring of Kay Hayes Johnson, and Marianette C. Barrington. I remember that when I was tiny, age 2 probably, that I worried about which hand that I was supposed to use when I shook the ministers hand at the end of the service. You remember those kinds of things, too. Aprille Sweatt, I remember the good lunches that you and your husband prepared for the teachers. Share your good memories, folks.
Posted on: Sat, 08 Mar 2014 04:40:03 +0000
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