Mr. Giustra said the meeting "escaped my memory until you raised it".
We were in my favourite bit of Cornwall, above Boscastle - a place to which my family is deeply connected - and we were on our way to some destination that now escapes my memory.
IBM is suing Papermaster, Papermaster is suing IBM, Apple and Psystar are suing each other, the US is suing LCD makers, Spansion is suing Samsung, and god knows what else just from the last couple weeks has escaped my memory.
The details of the conversation have escaped my memory, but I know that I encouraged her.
Either a series of lawsuits had transformed the stocks into loose holes that you could easily escape from, or my memory had been confused by that shitty weed.
To save on rent, or perhaps to escape heartbroken memories, my grandfather left his old house and moved in with my newly wedded parents, who were living in a highly secured complex, where my father and other young scientists worked for a research facility to develop nuclear weapons.
The Associated Press reported that the car was a 1967 Fiat BTM, a model that seemed to escape the memory of even the most passionate Fiatistas.
He will never bury or escape the memory of the toughness of those early years and probably, like Allan Border, will get crankier with each new grey hair.
Life at his last apartment, in nearby Vallejo, was so bad, he wrote, "I chose to be homeless for nine months just to escape the memory.
As a Japanese citizen, I find it distressing to see that the horrors of World War II have already begun to escape the memory of the Japanese people.
