For example, that last file cabinet statement
is actually a reference to an early-90s Fox television series that a lot of people
have forgotten about; Herman’s
Head. In the show, Herman (William
Ragsdale) was an office worker whose brain was filled with 4 people
representing his emotions and intellect. Hilarity ensued. Whenever he tried to
remember something you would see them sifting through filing cabinets. On one of what will probably be a daily
occurrence of tangents (don’t worry, unlike real life, I should be able to make
it back since it’s written down) there were two memorable stars on that show.
The receptionist was played by Yeardley
Smith. Who you say? Well on one episode she answers the phone and says “No
I am not Lisa Simpson”. Yep, she does the voice. Second and more prominently,
if featured the debut to the masses of one Hank Azaria. America is thankful. But now do you see how
my mind works? One little statement or occurrence can set me off into a story
or memory which may or may not be related to where my thought process began. I
set out to do an intro to my new style of blog entry and instead I end up
coming up enough for my initial one.
And as a final note, there really is no
rhyme or reason to said filing system. It fascinates even me as to what vision,
thought, emotion or song will bring one of said memories to light. But now, you
have a better understanding.
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