| Permission to remember | |
| June 07, 2012 Glenn Hascall | |
 There are subtle movements caught in the harddrive of memory, emotional connections springing from the complex act of living. This is why a certain smell can instantly transport you to someplace you wouldn’t likely remember without the stimulation of scent. Fixating on an object in memory long enough can cause a parade of connected memories that paint a story even in the randomness of how the memories were recalled. Yet we... (The rest of this story is available to Subscribers only. Please subscribe or login here if you are already a subscriber) |
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