Memories flood your brain at the oddest times.
They're spontaneous and unbidden, random and fleeting. You may be tinkering in the kitchen, and thoughts of a childhood friend pop into your head. Raking leaves, and Grandpa's car enters your mind. Reading a book like the new novel "An Elderly Lady Must Not Be Crossed" by Helene Tursten, and you remember the people you've . . .
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