Brief history of remembering

Everything you always wanted to know, then when you finally did know, forgot it later that same day. Note the coincidental palandromic time, most mysterious, and completely neglected by Mr Bryson as far as any explanation goes.

http://www.randomhouse.com/features/billbryson/books.html

[Paula]

I love Bill Bryson!

[Matt Clendon]

@pwallis Well, I do too, but that audiobook is information overload!

[B]

lol

[Elizabeth Hanna]

Like that book! Must look it out again for holiday reading!

[Pat Knowles]

I like Bill Bryson too but prefer his travel ones especially the one about Britain, title just slipped my mind !

[Rick Schies]

I heard about him, but that's about it. May need to check it out

[Tonje]

I wonder if our brains are losing the capacity to remember facts as they're at our fingertips 24/7...

[Maryellen Bauer]

I'm going to have to look up Bill Bryson.

[graham deller]

I loved this book.

[Tabbycat]

Ditto that. It was very funny! I'll never forget the crazy scientist that experimented on his poor wife, then right after she got out of the gas chamber, expected her to cook dinner! LOL!

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

This guy sounds like someone I'd like to read...thanks for giving me Nook ideas.