The reasons why are investigated retrospectively, via memories that curl backward in time in such luxuriant profusion that a certain perplexity becomes the norm.
With martini-fueled words that carry gin's sting and pleasure, he conjures memories that curl like cigar smoke about his face, a face that's been there, that fits the handle of Studs.
He has a head of cropped blond curls that jog some memory of mine, but I can't quite figure out what it is.
The necklace is lovely, but the memory is toe-curling.
But Gage and other scientists revisited old findings and discovered that adult mice, rats and humans did, in fact, experience the birth of new neurons — but only in two very specific parts of the brain: in the olfactory bulb, where smells are registered, and in the hippocampus, a curl of tissue that controls memories and is functionally linked to parts of the brain that regulate emotion.
Curl the other end of the memory wire using the pliers, again being sure to leave a smooth end.
(#neverletgo) You might be able to kill Leo (because it's apparently not that hard), but you'll never kill the memory of his perfectly curled bangs.
I have a vivid memory of Shirley Temple, all curls in a frilly dress, tap dancing with the very accomplished Bill "Bojangles" Robinson and belting, in her little girl voice, the song "When I Grow Up".
But, for now, the memory will be of Lionel Messi and David Villa curling shots agonisingly out of his reach.
But one key look remains constant in the collective memory: the Purple Rain ensemble of guyliner, curls and ruffled shirts.
