In a cloud, flying from Paris back to the U.S.
However, sometimes things can get hazy. I often find myself forgetting little things. Is this due to amnesia or ADD or just a bad memory? I talk to someone and ask them a question and they said, "You asked me that already." It's not as though I forget something that just happened, but if if the memory is weeks old, my brain forgets it.
The clouds and one of many beautiful churches in Budapest.
My brain is a sponge, but just like a sponge, once it gets so full of water, the water just kinda drips out until it isn't so concentrated. There are so many things a person must know, so many memories, formulas, dates, birthdays, phone numbers, facts, people, names, assignments, duties...
I promise the clouds in Europe are more beautiful than the ones here.
I guess my brain just kind of wipes out what it deems unimportant. Sometimes I don't think it does such a good job knowing what it should forget. For instance, I just had my first test and my brain thinks I don't need to know who John Milton and James Franklin are anymore. Meanwhile, I can tell you the middle names of all my friends.
Above Vienna.
Some friends' middle names, in ABC order:
Brittany
Christian
Christine
Colette
Dominic
Elise
Joseph
Kristopher
Louis
Marie
Marie
Marie
Marie
Olga
Pennington
Robert
Weston
