FOWC with Fandango — Cerebral
Who I was and who am I now? I was an intensely cerebral child. More visceral these days. But that’s only because I can’t remember anything for more than 15 seconds.
It really reduces my cerebrality. Is that a word?
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Who I was and who am I now? I was an intensely cerebral child. More visceral these days. But that’s only because I can’t remember anything for more than 15 seconds.
It really reduces my cerebrality. Is that a word?
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Loved the visual, storyboard/diagram effect. Perfect description of our worrying brain. Ingenious presentation, Marilyn. ❤
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I don’t even remember when I created that graphic. No idea. Obviously a few years ago and for what? I don’t remember.
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Ha ha! Can’t remember what I’m worrying about. 🙂
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That’s why I worry less. I forget what I was worried about. It’s probably the only real plus.
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lol. It is a perfect description for a worrying brain. Loved it!
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The older you get, the more you forget. There are times where I wish I could forget EVERYTHING.
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lol. There are things I wished I could forget. The things I want to remember like my telephone number…um weeeelll… that’s another matter. haha
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