This is a nice straightforward example of how I retrieve lost images.
These came up in my recent run through of past months to refresh the images pinned to my mental calendar. I was reviewing the 2nd and 3rd of each month.
When I came to 2nd December, I had a blank. After a bit of thought, I remembered I had put the car in to the shop to be serviced.
But I couldn't come up with the image for 3rd December and looking to the 4th for a clue showed me I couldn't remember that day either, though I had the 5th down.
So I let it go and moved on.
In my review the next day I came across an image of having my haircut and immediately remembered that was in my image for 3rd December. The image was off a conversation with the various barbers that cut my hair where I go, about the forthcoming Christmas holiday.
That brought the image for 4th December back to me - bumping into someone at a café where I went to meet my wife for lunch.
There's always something that triggers recall.
These came up in my recent run through of past months to refresh the images pinned to my mental calendar. I was reviewing the 2nd and 3rd of each month.
When I came to 2nd December, I had a blank. After a bit of thought, I remembered I had put the car in to the shop to be serviced.
But I couldn't come up with the image for 3rd December and looking to the 4th for a clue showed me I couldn't remember that day either, though I had the 5th down.
So I let it go and moved on.
In my review the next day I came across an image of having my haircut and immediately remembered that was in my image for 3rd December. The image was off a conversation with the various barbers that cut my hair where I go, about the forthcoming Christmas holiday.
That brought the image for 4th December back to me - bumping into someone at a café where I went to meet my wife for lunch.
There's always something that triggers recall.
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