Leuty Parker

Tag: #remembering

  • When I Die…

    …if say I want to be remembered as an exceptional industry changer.

    I don’t want to be REMEMBERED as that, because it’ll be a reality.

    The plan would be cremation, and the ashes sprinkled on plants, so I could keep living (kind of).

    I want this to be documented by myself so others don’t have to make this tough de, at a sorrowful time.

    My mum wanted for her corpse to be left for the gulls… which is illegal. And rather selfish as your dearest would have to decide the plan for your course.

    My mum died, earlier today.

    RIP Anne Saxby

    …. Now how she wanted to be remembered is to be decided…

  • Leuty “Is The Best”

    One thing I do remember vividly is doing this; getting a hold of my friend’s (several friends) mobiles & changing my contact details from Leuty Parker to (first at name) “Leuty” (surname) “Is The Best”

    It sums up how cheesy I was / am.

  • Remembering

    There’s not really a method of how I remember things, they just seem to come to me. I just can’t explain how, I tend to write rhings down, then research the thought further. I have become obsessed with recording things down.

    I guess that’s what I am doing with this blog, to digitally document everything, & to note what I’m thinking or doing, I guess it’s for the future Leuty.

    So for example I heard a song earlier, I knew the lyrics & the tune, but not what the song was called. So I typed in the lyrics which I knew, into google & I got my answer. For your information (& for future Leuty’s information) the song was James Brown, “it’s a man’s world”.

  • 6/5 – Remembering

    My Sunday person is studying psychology, & he told me that you have two types of memory; episodic & semantic. You can think of the two like this; function vs fashion.

    ‘Fashion’ (or episodical) is kind of like things that you can imagine what it looks like, feels &/or sound like. You can actually picture yourself feeling the situation.

    Semantic memory is where you just remember the facts. It’s quite clinical. It’s things that are common knowledge, like ‘ a strawberry is red’ or ‘a chello is deeper in sound than a violin’. However this doesn’t include things that you learn from experience.

    For me, I’ve already mentioned I have quite a musical brain, so with that in mind, some songs bring back memories. Not that I can remember particular details but I know the lyrics, not knowing how I know them perfectly.