I have a question, and I want somebody to explain this to me. 😂
How is it that I can remember the words to a song I haven't heard in 40 years, but I can't remember what I walked into the kitchen to get FIVEI have a question, and I want somebody to explain this to me. 😂
How is it that I can remember the words to a song I haven't heard in 40 years, but I can't remember what I walked into the kitchen to get FIVE MINUTES AGO? 🤣
And here's the really strange part.
If that old song comes on the radio, I can sing every word without missing a beat!
But ask me what I had for lunch yesterday, and I have to stop and think about it.
Is my brain saving all the good stuff and throwing away everything else? 😂
Reply by SueAnn Lindley About 10 hour(s) ago Well Done Margie! You must have really thought this through before posting it. Perhaps you remember the words to a song because that's something that made you happy.
Reply by Deanna Owens About 10 hour(s) ago I don't think your brain is, like you said, is 'saving all the good stuff and throwing away everything else'. What I think is happening is, your brain is letting you know the difference between the luxuries and the necessities.
Reply by Roger Duncan About 10 hour(s) ago Here's how I see it. Old songs you love, as well as old movies, make you happy, and every time you think of them, you get excited and want to listed or watch them again. On the other hand, what you had for lunch was hopefully very satisfying at the time. For example, take the day after Thanksgiving. This year, like every year, I'll probably have leftover turkey, dressing, cranberry sauce, the works. At the time, it's going to bring me enormous pleasure. But am I going to get excited about that wonderful meal two weeks later? I don't think so.
Reply by Jack Robbins About 10 hour(s) ago Margie, let's be realistic. You have to eat. If you don't, you'll get sick. But you don't have to listen to or sing that old song from 40 years ago. You do it because you want to, and that's what makes a difference.
Reply by MaryKate Barton About 9 hour(s) ago Does anyone remember the episode from "I Love Lucy" when a lady asked Ricky why he does shows for a living? His answer was, "We've developed a strange habit. We like to eat."
Reply by Margie Ola About 9 hour(s) ago I remember that. The episode was "Pioneer Women".
I went into the kitchen for one thing, got distracted, did three other things, and came back without the thing I went in there for. I’m counting the three other things as productivity. 😂I went into the kitchen for one thing, got distracted, did three other things, and came back without the thing I went in there for. I’m counting the three other things as productivity. 😂
Reply by Roger Duncan About 4 day(s) ago Hey! Productivity is productivity, no matter how you look at it. 🏆
Reply by Holly Anders About 4 day(s) ago Margie, have you thought that the other three things may be more important?
Reply by Margie Ola About 4 day(s) ago Absolutely. That's why I thought of them as 'productivity' 😄
Reply by Kenneth Cole About 4 day(s) ago That's the way the Universe works. It always seems to lead us to the things we should be devoting more attention to.
I went into the kitchen to get something, stood there for a minute, and couldn't remember what I went in there for. 😂
Went back into the living room, sat down, and remembered immediately.
Now I'm trying to decide whether it's worth getting up again! 🤣I went into the kitchen to get something, stood there for a minute, and couldn't remember what I went in there for. 😂
Went back into the living room, sat down, and remembered immediately.
Now I'm trying to decide whether it's worth getting up again! 🤣
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