"人々は消えても、その記憶は残る。"
— F. Scott Fitzgerald
Simplified Meaning:
When someone is no longer around, the things we remember about them stay with us. Think about a close friend who moved away. Even though you don't see them anymore, you still recall the fun times and shared laughter. Their presence lingers in your mind through these memories. For instance, consider a beloved teacher who might have passed away, but techniques they taught you or words of encouragement they gave can continue to inspire you long after they left. This idea can help you appreciate the time spent with others more and remind you to make meaningful moments count. In your life, try keeping a scrapbook or journal of happy times with loved ones. This way, even if they are not physically present, you can revisit those memories and draw comfort or joy from them.
