Sunday, March 15, 2015
Sponge Brain or Sieve Brain?
My ability to retain information is unpredictable. I have excellent face-name recall. I'm awesome at remembering names. I take great pride in this phenomenon, and therefore I often make a great effort to remember a person's name after the initial introduction to that person (For example, I make up an alliteration for a person's name. I recently met a woman named "Shantel" or "Chantel". She's African-American, so I alliterated her name with the word "sugar" from the song "Brown Sugar". (That song is about an African-American woman.) That helped me for our first few meetings after the initial introduction, and then her face along with her name became branded into my brain). I have great trouble remembering ideas I come up with for entries for this blog. When an idea dawns on me, I do all I can to remember that idea (I make up an acronym that I'll easily remember.) Sometimes, I forget ideas I think I'll easily remember. The reliability of my memory is inconsistent.
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