"But then they started to win, and I was reminded, as if I ever really forgot, that baseball has such a long season that you can derive everlasting joy from one great game, or one stretch run.
Have we really forgotten that sex still makes babies?
Mr. Bush "is trying to stir up again the politics of fear by reminding people of something they haven't really forgotten: that we are engaged in serious armed conflict with Al Qaeda," said Laurence H. Tribe, a constitutional scholar at Harvard and legal adviser to Mr. Obama.
They always had the most beautiful gardens, with the bonsai trees, and I never really forgot that," she says, of how growing up in Hawaii has shaped her deep devotion to nature.
The guy is a moron, sure, but it's also really easy to forget that Beyonce is consistently being dangled in front of creepy members of the public.
And Hall should not forget that really good television drama can bring a nation together.
"First few days really are hell — never forget that," he wrote.
But nope, Let's Pretend This Never Happened also argues that it's those cringe-making moments we'd rather forget that really come to define us.
Also, let's not forget that really brief, shocking thing that happened between Rollins and Amaro.
When we feel really bad, it's easy to forget that life goes on but it really does.
