Memory Seeker Gifts

Cut out and keep your own Marcel Proust.

'It's embarrassing. I can't seem to remember anything . . . short-term or long-term!'

"I'm going to talk about the summer before last, it was much more fun."

"Those are the names of your children? I went a different route...I memorized my kids' names."

"10th Anniversary Woodstock Reunion'

Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda

I'm not good with names but never forget a face. Of course, that's not very useful right now.

Where was I?

"Why mum, I didn't know that you had written a book."

It is a lesser known historical fact that Sir Edmund Hillary was also the first person to climb Mount Everest and forget to take the lens cap off.

Fenton G. Gonklemeyer, Computer Scientist - Booted Up 1928 and Crashed 2009.

"...I don't believe in the past or the future. I don't even believe in right now. Everyone remembers the past differently. Everyone imagines the future differently. Everyone even disagrees about what's happening right now. So who's to say tomorrow what you and I did tonight?"

"Someday, Sweetheart, you’ll look back on this day and think to yourself, ‘Covid ruined my college experience.’"

"I remember that game of Spin-the-Bottle like it was yesterday. It was love at firstspin."

'That's a picture of my granddad with shoulder length hair and a beard. That's why mom calls these albums hair looms.'

"David live a rich, full life, despite what his Wikipedia page says."

"I cross the road to forget."

"I think I'll keep a diary..."

"The new computer is great, but we can't get rid of the old one. It knows too much."

"Stanley, this is a historic moment. We've discovered the world's longest kiss. Guinness Book of Records here we come!"

'I couldn't remember your exact age.'

'Remember when we caught small fish by the bucket full?' 'Oh, yeah! Those were the dace!'

'You're always living in the past.'

Man reads note, which reads: Have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, I don't know where your dinner is.

"I'm taking detailed notes of everything, so I can tell my kids what things were really like when I was their age."

Wall of Office Memories

"I found an old photo of us, when we were punk rockers... Didn't we look ridiculous?"

'I've got it written down...'

"My source is my grandfather's memory!"

"I have no idea where we parked the car, or why we exist."

You are not forgotten!

A family reunion that warms them to their very core.

"I don’t know … there’s a small part of me that just wants to erase my childhood."

"Did you hear? It turns out old power cords are really valuable! Good things Dad kept them!"

"Half-full. Those were the days."