A single line

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All week one line has been forcing itself to the front of my thoughts. I have the desire to expand on this thought, but I have not figured it out yet. My hope is that by next week I will be able to post the whole concept, but for today I will share this single idea. I'd like to challenge you to consider all the implications of this line and decide if you agree or disagree, just as I am. Please share your thoughts! 



"I have lost a lot of memories, because I wrote them down." 



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