The previous post, Our Memories, suggested that — in large part because they become faded self-imaginings— we might want to consider not clinging to our event memories as much as we sometimes do. We might want to focus on what we are more than where we’ve been.
Put it this way: What matters is what you are (and can do), not what facts or moments you can recall. Which is likely why I always resisted memorizing dates or formulas I can easily look up.
Which touches indirectly on a counterpoint to what I wrote yesterday…
The last post, 
Almost exactly six years ago — in September of 2019 — I began having electrical problems. Power outages affected half the lights and plugs in the place. Getting an electrician in to fix it led to what became my worst experience with home service — a six-year saga with a disappointing ending.
About a month after I started this blog (on July 4, 2011), I wrote about my 
It’s been a while since my last 
Back in 2021 I got tired of having lots of supposed subscribers but almost no views (let alone engagement). 
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