#debsaristories #memories Another Sravan month thamboolam and yes happy janmashtami too! I couldn't do justice to the saree today. It's a simple organza with silver weave but very pretty in person. I am sure someone else could have carried it off much better than me. Exhausted work week. Just the enthu doesnt die that's all. And I know many like me who wait to drape that perfect saree for the perfect occasion and for the perfect pic to post in Sareespeak. Kabhi tareef mile to sahi nahi to hum phir chale apne pyar mein koshish karne. Do you store the most important memories in the most important part of the brain? I do.

There are certain events I refresh time and again so I dont forget them in old age. I am sure you may have noticed too, when elders lose memory due to old age they often forget their recent memories but always remember their past, especially childhood and their friends, family and events of those times. It must be something amazing about childhood that the brain conveniently stored such memories which often come back only in old age. Now, we all will go through it one day, I think if we treat every day as childhood, chances are we will remember this day too! Perhaps it had to do with the carefree life as kids, which as we gro up gets masked with worldly burdens. Some of my best memories are not in "teens" but in "ties". I dont want to lose them. They are dear to me. I want to hold on to them so I keep refreshing them time and again Oh yea one last thing. Dance is apparently good way to keep up with memory during old age because it involves movement, timing, thinking - full body and mind workout.