#sensory memory

[brandnewtigerskinpillboxhat]

i have been watching twin peaks and it is the most olfactorically sensorial show i have seen so here's what i would wear to smell like twin peaks

maison margiela replica soul of the forest

maison margiela replica coffee break

demeter apple pie

maison margiela replica when the rain stops

[gameo-archive]

"Cameo 2, memories, a book recommendation, and horses."

How do you experience your memory? Do you see or hear your memories?

What are little quirks that make you unique?

Book recommendations?

I found something online that you ride horses. Could you share about that? Would Edwin be able to ride as well?

[milk-and-wildflowers]

🍞 Forgiveness as Warm Bread: Soft, Fragrant, Shared

They didn’t say sorry.

Not out loud. Not in the dramatic, cinematic way.

No one cried. No one made a speech. No one asked, “Can we go back to how it was?”

They just made bread. Together.

Liliana kneaded the dough with too much strength. Rosalina measured the flour with trembling hands. Petunia hummed Christmas songs slightly off-key.

The kitchen smelled like safety. Like yeast and cinnamon and hope.

They didn’t talk about the argument. The one from weeks ago. The one that ended in silence and slammed doors.

But someone handed someone else the rolling pin. Someone buttered the pan. Someone reached across the counter with flour-dusted fingers and smiled.

And that was enough.

Because forgiveness doesn’t always come in words. Sometimes, it’s in gestures. In shared dough. In the way the timer beeps and no one rushes to be the first to turn it off.

They tore pieces from the same loaf. Passed butter without being asked. Ate in silence, but the kind that heals, not the kind that punishes.

Warm bread. Nothing fancy. Just soft and golden and real.

And when the last piece was gone, they felt full. Not just in their stomachs. But in the quiet place that had been waiting to be held again.

They never said “I forgive you.” But they passed the bread like it was love.

And it was.

[morpsychology]

Echoic Memory [エコーイック・メモリ]ー (psychology) A type of sensory memory that briefly holds audio information for about 4 seconds.

[memoriesfromthefuture]

In week two of our series on the intricacies of perception, we are exploring how our flawed and corruptible memory informs how we understand the world.

[study-smart-work-hard]

Learn 30 September/October – Day 32

One major aspect of academic success is memory - so that’s what today’s video is going to be about!

[dumpsterthot]

Thanks brain for remembering what dick smells like but not chocolate on cue.

[in-sightjournal]

Ask A Genius 1599: Bodies, Injustice, and the Senses Over Time

How do aging bodies, moral attention, and sensory memory reshape what matters as we grow older? In this wide-ranging exchange, Scott Douglas Jacobsen invites Rick Rosner to reflect on aging, attention, and meaning. Rosner moves fluidly from bodily changes—napping, gray hair, and the “frowny belly button”—to grief, diminished sexual expectation, and the unsettling realization of becoming the…

Ask A Genius 1599: Bodies, Injustice, and the Senses Over Time