Was It Memorable?

Nina Hollander, Broker - marked as an event and minimized as a non-event.  Perspective plays a role.  And timing.  Always timing.  And speaking of timing, I hope you are continuing to adjust to the recent shift of our clocks.  

Michael Jacobs thanks, Michael... I had to take a cat-nap on Monday and Tuesday to deal with the hang-over from DST. Today, my schedule won't allow for it and I have a 5pm appointment, as well. I'll probably be falling off my feet by the end of the day.

Nina Hollander, Broker - may your 5PM appointment and the rest of your Wednesday be memorable for the right reasons.  

Michael Jacobs 😹

Brian England - life is a combination of all sorts of moments.  Some memorable - others maybe unmentionable or not quickly remembered.  

faye schubert - it's the unexpectedness of their arrival (and maybe departure too) that makes them fascinating.  

Dorie Dillard Austin TX - so true.  We don't always "know" what makes a memory surface.  

Jerry Newman - different circumstances and situations certainly provide pause to your comment.  And the impact is not "lost" on me.  

Will Hamm - I think each of us is aware of the power of the mind.  Along with its fragility as well.  

Sheri Sperry - MCNE® - the actress Marilu Henner comes to mind as I read your comment about those who seem to have a total recall of events in their lives that have taken place. 

I am taking a class where memory is discussed and it's interesting to hear and learn different experiences from people.  There is much that is known but so much that remains unknown.  

Sharon Tara - when looking for quotes on memorable, these words stood out.  I didn't immediately publish this post but the referenced author of it seemed to be repeated in other ways while the post stayed in draft form.  

Jeffrey DiMuria 321.223.6253 Waves Realty - well, the quote and the name of its author, stuck in my memory for a while I continued to see mention of him in things I saw/read.  Previously, he was unknown-to-me.  

John Pusa - thank you for stopping by and your comment.  Be aware of the puddles (and deeper) "out there".  

Thank you Michael Jacobs definitely I will be aware for puddles and deeper out there.

Endre Barath, Jr. - many is a nice number to be able to deposit in the memory bank.  

Joan Cox - happy flying. . .  

Barbara Michaluk - i believe you are right.  The process, in part, continues to make us unique. 

Bob "RealMan" Timm - I found the quote and liked it, then I kept seeing references to the man thereafter.  

Roy Kelley - it's interesting, to me, how memories appear, leave and then make a comeback.   It's almost a recirculation of sorts. 

I wish I had kept a daily diary during my career. Too many of the memories have faded. 

Wanda Kubat-Nerdin - Wanda Can! - our memory banks have a unique way of accepting deposits and creating withdrawals.  I certainly don't understand the complexity of that system.  

Patricia Feager, MBA, CRS, GRI,MRP - yes, it's a combination.  

Roy Kelley - as much as the sky seems to be resisting any evidence of measurable rainfall so far today, we have experienced trace amounts of precipitation.  We shall see what happens the rest of the day and throughout this new week. 

I hope all is continues to be good in Montgomery County and throughout your area - enjoy.  I understand the cherry blossom season is looking to be cheery.   

Roy Kelley - good luck.   Balance remains important in so many parts of life.  It's a continuing journey for me as well.  I imagine it's true for each of us as we juggle schedules and obligations.