I scanned tickets in wrong quantities (which had to be corrected by my co-operator, thus halting the game) and continually forgot to hit the buttons to activate the pistol stations, which resulted in default winners and irked losers.
We know this, and yet, photographs look so truthful, we continually forget.
They were small things to everyone else: continually forgetting a meeting time, hesitation in calling a play, a personality shift stemming from her frustration with herself.
This way, if one of us continually forgets to enter checks in his account, the other of us can keep her book perfectly balanced.
Justin Trudeau continually forgets our province". Unfortunately, the PM picked the wrong four million people to slight.
But here's the continually forgotten truth about cult movies: by definition, they aren't blockbusters.
Teddy claims that since "John G" is a common name, he will continually forget, beginning his search again and that even Teddy himself has a "John G" name.
But it also seems that this is how the world really works — we are continually forgetting and remembering to pay attention, to care.
Our media continually forget to acknowledge that our national security will be jeopardized for as long as people around the world lack access to water and sanitation.
For students from those unrepresented communities, it decreases their sense of belonging and their ownership in society; if your country continually forgets your existence, what is your motivation to contribute and participate?
In time, I think I forgot.
