Pictures contain too many memories. The weird thing about memories is that there are some that you want to forget, but you can't. You can't because they are details in a story and a story isn't complete when you string nice memories together. It would be a downright lie to say you lived life in complete happiness. There has to be a climax where you don't know what happens next, where you can predict something bad is about to happen. & When it happens, you learn things. It shapes you. & If you have a picture of it, it continues shaping you. A simple image can be a painful reminder, a total nightmare, a ray of sunshine, a life lesson, & many other emotions. Each memory-filled picture is a detail of my story and without that detail, things just wouldn't make sense. & Even as things don't make complete sense to me right now, I have to look at the bigger picture. (No pun intended, haha) Everything happens for a reason. Things happen to make better things happen.
Just for fun, cause I was always wondering about this:
If your head is overheated, there's a good chance you'll yawn soon, according to a new study that found the primary purpose of yawning is to control brain temperature. "Brains are like computers," Andrew Gallup, a researcher in the Department of Biology at Binghamton University who led the study, told Discovery News. "They operate most efficiently when cool, and physical adaptations have evolved to allow maximum cooling of the brain." Contagious yawning is thought to be an evolved mechanism for keeping groups alert so they "remain vigilant against danger," Gallup said.-- (http://www.yahoo.com/s/1002636)
*Happy Cat Herders Day!
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