High Definition Memories

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Once I tried to explain to my father that, in my humble opinion, there were assorted levels of definition for the memories. The blurry moments from my childhood were classified as Black and White memories, the ones that were more detailed in my mind had to be under my Standard Definition memories, and those singularly vivid instants of my life would be found under the High Definition memories. Only three levels I found to be enough to explain how I classified my experiences, that was until my 16th birthday a few years ago. As my birthday was coming closer I had more money that sense, and being impulsed by my enormous excitement to host the unbeatable party, I ended up incorporating the Three Dimensional level of my classification. And yes, …show more content…

In my head the night would go by perfectly, I would walk around the room like a typical socialite women and have small talks filled with laughs with my guests as they all complimented me for throwing such a nice party and maybe asking when the next one was going to be. As people started coming in, veruska and myself made our best efforts to make them feel welcome offering the variety of chips and pops that we had in the table, or we would mention the people that had already arrived which we knew were their friends. For the first hour, the night was going according to my plan. However, my forty guests somehow turned out to be close to sixty people squished into one house and I can still picture myself, in 3D definition, beginning to panic. My socialite persona vanished away as I converted to my mother during her mandatory sunday cleaning, I was running around everywhere making sure nobody was spilling the gassy drinks or the flavoured chips over the floor. I could hear my precious balloons being exploded by some guys who I could not remember have invited, and Veruska was nowhere to be

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