I can never remember this word, so I think I am going to have it tattooed on my palm so I can remember my excuse for not remembering!!!!! (In case you don’t read comments, I just received these words of wisdom from my sister, who obviously remembers her Greek mythology better than I do: Lethe was the river of forgetfulness in Greek mythology. Thanks, Sis!!
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Brilliant word!
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Lethe was the river of forgetfulness in Greek mythology.
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Really! Did you know this word? I’m adding this to my blog. I’ll give you credit for remembering.
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I never knew there was a word for it…
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Me either. I just discovered it when a friend sent me this. That said, I have already forgotten. it…ha. Where is the closest tattoo parlor?
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I shall never forget this
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Oh I often have this haha. Great word!
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One word can describe this phenomenon!!
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And ironically, I’d already forgotten it.
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Very helpful
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I can’t imagine you forgetting anything, Derrick.
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That is my state most days
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I lose my glasses at least once a day. Why don’t they make them with chips in them that help you locate them? I’ve lost my iPhone twice already today, and it is just 11 AM. At least I can call it from my house phone to find it, if it isn’t on silent mode, which unfortunately, it is too often because I go to meetings or events where I have to turn it off and then forget to turn it on.
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It is what writing does- our attention is focused on our thoughts
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OK Thanks. I’ll accept that excuse!!!
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Haha! That’s what I tell myself all the time.
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Thus the expression “Fade into Lethe.”
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I’d never heard that expression, either…So out of it.
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I am full of archaic phrases.
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