I try to learn
something
new every day
& then forget it by the next.
In that way,
it will always be new.
***
As an example:
To-day I learned that
I suffer from
self-induced amnesia.
***
Sounds bad,
but what can I tell you?
I like the new,
eschew the old
t r e f o l o g y 
Absolutely amazing. How many of do it, deliberately.
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Thanks, Sadje. And I fear the answer would be quite high.
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Indeed. 😊
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Reblogged this on davidbruceblog #2.
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Thank you, Db!
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Self induced amnesia. I may have to “borrow” that one.
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With my pleasure.
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By tomorrow you will have forgotten that you suffer from self-induced amnesia, so I fully expect to see this post again in the future, and then again after that…
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Done and done.
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I learn new things every day that my husband insists he taught me days ago. Now I will tell him I’m not ‘losing it’ but have self induced amnesia!
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Brilliant. It appears Forgetivity may be a workable concept after all.
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Who are you again?
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I’m still working on that.
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Understood. Work in progress.
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I have forgetivity envy, t. Rewatching movies would be a popcorn heap of fun. A second first-watch of that classic, Groundhog Day, for starters …🍿
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That type of amnesia is a male thing. =)
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amnesia happens in the brain, and the brain is part of the body, I’m very good at inducing amnesia as long as I stay in my body. When I have an out of body episode, I forget I have amnesia. Oh well, when I come back I can induce some more
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Then I need to start leaving my body more often.
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It’s sorta fun, weirdly
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I’m all for it.
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