A Starting point.

*Sutter is ridiculous. In a good way. That was amazing what he did in class, rattling off passages from books like it was nothing.*

Something I've noticed throughout spring break is that it is very easy to memorize what happen. I journal about trips and all the people i meet and the crazy time everyone has. What i've noticed is that Yates, and Shaman Sexson keep saying that we need a starting point for our memory system. So when i went home i mapped out my house, ( i didn't take very long) and i used it as a starting point for all my other memories. Everytime i left my house, i took 'snapshots' of things i thought would help me remember what i thought needed to be written down. Basicly i would just look at the object and tell myself I'm remembering it and i would fall in line with the house, and everything that i memorized afterwords fell in line, like a conga line, trailing me as i go hoping onto the end of the story. With each image comes bursts of dialogue and actions and it really is quite exciting to think that i can remember things so vividly as i trace back through them.

The only problem is i lost thursday. Never went home Wedsnday night, so Thursday is completely gone. Can't even remember a thing i did. odd?