Looking through our old school photos always makes us t___ a w___ d___ m___ l___., Maybe seeing the photograph will j___ y___ m___ and help you remember where you met him., Her name r___ a b___, but I can’t remember exactly where I know her from., That particular moment will always b___ e___ i___ m___ m___ because it completely changed my life., As we get older, many small details of our childhood gradually f___ f___ m___., Whenever my cousins and I get together, we r___ a___ the summers we spent at our grandparents’ house., Visiting my childhood neighbourhood unexpectedly s___ u___ m___ I hadn’t thought about for years., I still have the old train ticket as a m___ o___ my first solo trip abroad., Sometimes m___ p___ t___ o___ y___, and you become convinced that something happened differently., After the embarrassing incident, I tried to p___ i___ t___ t___ b___ o___ m___ m___ and move on., It took her years to d___ h___ f___ what had happened and look at the experience more objectively., As adults, we often v___ o___ c___ t___ r___-t___ g___ and forget how difficult some periods actually were., After the accident, he experienced i___ t___ that kept appearing when he was trying to concentrate., I only have a h___ m___ of our first family holiday because I was about four at the time., That photograph is particularly c___ because it is one of the few things I still have from that period., When she asked me the name of my first teacher, I completely d___ a b___., After hearing the story repeatedly from other people, his memory of the event may have become d___., Even a small piece of new information can a___ the way we remember a past event.

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