Thoughts That Spring

I was diving into a little history this evening.  Not the history you'd find in a book but the history of my own memory.  I was writing down some experiences from my memory and trying to make sense of them all.  I just started writing away and found that my mind wandered year to year and memory to memory without much coherence.  It was great.  But, one thing I did not expect: large, blank holes in my memory.  There are times I can't think of what I was doing, where I was going, or how I was feeling.  Very strange.  I think I will get back to it and then off to bed.

It was a wet day today and it was a bit cold.  Not sure if I am happy about this change in the weather but I will manage.  Better than it being overly hot like it was this summer.  Of course, ask me the same question when it gets cold and I will wish it were hot again.

I could really use a tea.

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Shane Birley is a blogger, huge geeky nerd, web developer, poet, and creative writer based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He is a partner at Left Right Minds, a web development, arts management, business blogging and on line marketing company.

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