> Maybe you have a photographic memory (or gain nothing from reminisce). I don't know how my memory compares, but indeed I found I gained very little about rem

> Maybe you have a photographic memory (or gain nothing from reminisce). I don't know how my memory compares, but indeed I found I gained very little about reminiscing, so I stopped feeling bad about trying to follow a suggested model that didn't seem to give me any positive result. Recent example: I took a week of vacation, for the first time since the pandemic so you could say it was important, yet I didn't take a single picture. I enjoyed my vacation a lot, but before, I found the "need" to take picture was distracting. Worse: it created guilt when I didn't view the picture later. This time, I simply avoided the problem by not taking pictures: thus no distraction, and even better: no guilt possible either (because as usual I know I'd never check the pictures ever again... should I find a new type of guilt of not remembering, maybe it will incite me to view some of the previous pictures that I neglected? However I seriously doubt it will happen! > Thanks for your comment, interesting with an opposing view :) Same, it's interesting to see people optimize for very different things.