Old Memories

Nostalgic memories "I put a red sweater under your flannel shirt.The red sweater is warmer than the gray shirt so please wear it when the temperature is low The medicine is in the black plastic bag.The cough Once you begin, remember that there is only one you can drink one of these yellow antibiotics in addition to the green capsule, they are very strong, they are sleepy but you are ... " Mother, I know, I know, "I said impatiently.

Day 30: As I did in the past few weeks, I met my old memories with him on the last day of November. The only difference is that I came to Epfany, I miss the memories, not him. These bittersweet memories are melancholy and I feel that I am still seeking love. Why are we dissolving? We are very happy together. Why can not we gather again and re-examine good memories? I have never loved someone very much, I know that I can get such a big love.

The nostalgic hypothesis was originally formed by memory, and in most cases it is an old memory of childhood. I tried recalling what I tried before. It does not matter at all, but this article will focus on the video game example. Since we do not remember all the shadows of this experience correctly, we are working harder and then a wrong memory is born. Our memories are full of holes, so our brain is full of positive memories. We want to recall that this is a positive experience for ourselves.

In other cases, old memories and experiences conflict with updated information. Occasionally, old memories may interfere or change our new memories, but sometimes it becomes difficult to recall information previously stored with new information. When you compile old information, there may be loopholes and loopholes in memory. Later, our thoughts usually use the current knowledge and beliefs and expectations to fill the missing space. For example, you may clearly remember where you were and what you were doing during the 9/11 terrorist attack. You may feel that the memories of your events are very accurate, but your memory may be affected by follow-up news articles and stories about attacks. These newer information may conflict with your existing event memory or fill in missing information