it's all about me. ME!

[jrtom]

(or, rather, meme. I always get those confused.)

Stolen from red_frog:

The problem with LJ: we all think we are so close, but really we know too much about each other.

I want you to tell me something you think I should know about myself. Something that should be true, but probably isn't.

Comment away. Then post this in your LJ and find out what people think should be true about you.

Go ahead. I dare you. Make your day.

Comments

[jrtom.livejournal.com]

I don't think you were there, either. Or at least I don't remember you being there. (On reflection, I find it interesting that we have to go forward a few years in order for me to dredge up a specific memory that involves a member of our family that isn't Mom.)

As to your hypothesis...that's an interesting thought. I could easily imagine it going both ways, though (that is, that one would find it easier to remember things that are consonant with one's current view of oneself, or that one's future character is visible--in part, at least--in one's earliest remembered actions).