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[cold_dry_pieces]

I hate that feeling, where it's like you had something on the tip of your tongue and suddenly it's just gone.

Though of course the saying goes, if you forget what you were about to say it must not have been particularly important anyway.

Then again no one forgets, not really... it's... it...

But what was so important?


|[ooc; so per the memory plot, Brian's forgetting things in bits and pieces, with the added bonus of not being able to remember what he can't remember. He's started off losing the 4th-wall visits Dexter's made, and over the course of the week will be forgetting entirely about (in turn,) Dexter, his family, his traumatic childhood, and by next weekend will have totally... uh, forgotten about being a serial killer. Which means he will be genuinely loving-and-helpful-Rudy for a little bit. :D enjoy poking.]|

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[cold_dry_pieces]

Unfortunately it's too late for whatever I had on my mind just now.

[bill-to-sis.livejournal.com]

I can't argue against that, but if it starts to become a habit, well... you might need it.

[cold_dry_pieces]

I'm a little young for that. I hope.

sorry, work kicked my ass all week. Feel free to drop.

[bill-to-sis.livejournal.com]

Never to old to need a reminder or two.

np! it happens, i know <3

[cold_dry_pieces]

Apparently it's going around lately. Forgetfulness, I mean. So maybe it'll clear up.

[bill-to-sis.livejournal.com]

It seems to be lasting longer then the standard curse. You sure the dirties are going to return all those thing's we've lost?

[Not that she has room to talk. She's forgetting things herself.]

[cold_dry_pieces]

Hard to say. Things here do tend to return to the norm, eventually, but it's never a good idea to rely too heavily on patterns.

[bill-to-sis.livejournal.com]

You do bring up an interesting point. I bet it mustn't take long for people to remember where they end and the curses begin.

Especially when the curse never seems to end at all.

[cold_dry_pieces]

Oh, everything ends. It's just a matter of when and how.

[bill-to-sis.livejournal.com]

Ever an optimist, I take it?

[cold_dry_pieces]

You could say that.

[bill-to-sis.livejournal.com]

Then I hope your optimism pans out. Forgetting things sounds like such a dull way to spend the time.