After a lot of years, memories are no longer reliable. Some things you forget, and sometimes one memory gets blended in your brain with another, so that the end result is something that never happened, even though you think you remember it. So two people of that age not having the same memory about an event long ago? Not at all unusual.
Grandpa my not remember those times, but as childrenwe’ll always remember our nightmares. I did especiallygrowing up. So does Ruthie in today’s strip at Creators.com.
Argythree about 10 years ago
I don’t get it…
Olddog1 about 10 years ago
I’ve had this conversation. You will someday, argythree.
Vince M about 10 years ago
I don’t remember having conversations like this – so I probably had them.
Charlie Fogwhistle about 10 years ago
After a lot of years, memories are no longer reliable. Some things you forget, and sometimes one memory gets blended in your brain with another, so that the end result is something that never happened, even though you think you remember it. So two people of that age not having the same memory about an event long ago? Not at all unusual.
linsonl about 10 years ago
I can remember the names of people who sat around me in first grade, nearly seventy years ago, but have no idea what I had for sup[per last night.
Lyons Group, Inc. about 10 years ago
Grandpa my not remember those times, but as childrenwe’ll always remember our nightmares. I did especiallygrowing up. So does Ruthie in today’s strip at Creators.com.
K M about 10 years ago
Gee, the same Babs Streisand reference twice in one day! Check out Adam @ Home and his misty latté-colored memories.