Denise Duhamel reads "Dear Memory"

The transcript explores the theme of memory and forgetfulness through a series of personal anecdotes. It begins with a humorous take on losing keys and holding grudges, then moves to the fading memories of people and places. The speaker recalls moments of clarity, such as walking across the Brooklyn Bridge, and reflects on routine health checks and the forgetfulness surrounding them. The narrative concludes with forgotten ideas and dreams, and the search for a mysterious key.

What does the speaker forget about their doctor?

What does the speaker find that prompts a memory related to keys?