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saintly spark ✨'s avatar

The reminiscence bump !!!!!!

Kristina Dillon's avatar

I never knew how other people would have memories, everyone I spoke to about their memories were very clear, they didn’t remember a lot of things. Especially being young. I remember leaving the hospital, where my mother laid me in the car, the temperature in and out of the car. I know it was dark outside. That is my first memory. I would really love to stash some of mine, I remember too much. I’m 65 now. I keep a headache…

Ysabel's avatar

This actually makes so much sense. Thank you for sharing! I hope to apply these soon.

Srishti F.'s avatar

Great article and it's really helpful especially during recent times when attention has become a commodity.

Tmanly's avatar

I’m 68 and I have noticed that time definitely seems to move faster now. I will definitely take your advice to slow down, look around, appreciate, and be present to sense and feel, taste, see and hear as much as I can.

Pocket Courage's avatar

Thank you for this brilliant article. I've been thinking about this lately, now that I'm 50. I've been wondering if time slows again as we age, or slows differently when we are no longer in the age of doing.