You know, I’m kind of amazed at myself right now.
I finally finished this month’s work last night. I am so happy I get to relax and decompress during these last few days before the semester officially begins again.
Now I know I’ve complained about my work often because it’s so bored. I just sit at my computers translating stuff. Is that boring or what? So to take away the dullness, I decided to scour through my CD collection and listen to songs I haven’t listened to for at least the past 5 years.
When my stereo was still in the basement, I used to go down there and sing along to all the song I know. This week, I decided to do the same thing. That’s why I am so amazed. I still remember the words. All of them. It’s like when I want to sing along, the words just flows perfectly out of my lips and I heard these songs forever ago.
I don’t know how I do that because if you ask me to repeat it back to you, I cannot but when the music plays, I can sing the lyrics perfectly.
This is Another Story 
When I was a kid I could sing the words to a few songs. recently I played them again and they were still there as if I’d been singing them yesterday. Its wonderful what our brain retains. Have a good day Yinglan.
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Yes, it surprises me sometimes how much I can still remember.
You too, have a wonderful day.
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A little English thing.. Scowl means to make an angry face at something. Maybe you meant “scour?” Or maybe autocorrect is messing with you… 🙂 I’ve often wondered what my brain could do if some giant part of it weren’t saving up the first lines of thousands of songs…
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No, not autocorrect. I don’t use that stuff. Must be my enunciation. I tend to write as I speak. My brain must had heard scowl when I said scour.
Thanks for pointing it out and ha ha on the second part. 🙂
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