Indeed, for many gripped by an addiction to barefootedness learned in childhood and deep in memory, there is really very little choice.
While Marty Blake, the N.B.A.'s director of scouting, is referring to the 2001 draft as one of the deepest in memory -- "especially for centers, which come along about every 20.5 years," Blake, the 74-year-old draftnik, said -- several team executives wonder if their picks will not be second-guessed within a few years.
The benefits of that loss, hard as it was for some of us to bear in the '90s, has become more apparent as Pixies 2.0 tumbles deeper in the memory holes of our more turbulent '10s.
From that visceral encounter and associations deep-frozen in memory emerged the artists' work: chilly scenes of an existential winter complemented by large-scale photomontages.
Listen closely to the actual budget debate, and there is widespread agreement that New Jersey's finances are in stunningly bad shape — even by current woeful national standards — making the deepest cuts in memory inevitable no matter who is in charge.
So I began to dig deep in my memory, and once I started, I found the beginning of the ball of thread, where to start.
I don't have to dig very deep in my memory to pull up countless images of people I've witnessed in excruciating, seemingly never-ending agony.
Michael Jackson's life, his damaged childhood and reluctant adulthood, his eccentricities and dark secrets, the rumours and accusations that trailed him and, in the end, must surely have precipitated his premature death, linger too deep in the memory.
Somewhere deep in the memory banks of many people in their 20's and 30's is a recollection of a coconut- and pineapple-flavored family dinner at a place like the Hawaii Kai.
For Emily Barrett, 81, a longtime Garth Road resident, the architectural magic of the Scarsdale Plaza, which technically is a few feet over Eastchester's border, lingers deep in her memory too.
