I've read all the articles now (googled some more) about how we supposedly can't remember under 3 (some articles said under 2). It's just not correct. Like I said, I have a ton of memories from age 2-4, and a few under 2. I believe I remember them because I made the choice to remember them.

My dad always talked about how he remembered the day World War II started because his dad told him it was important to remember. I did a lot of "reminding myself to remember" because I knew those things would slip away if I didn't.

They're all fuzzy/blurry like in a dream, but I know real. I remember being at the Space Needle and the table configuration was different. It used to be 2 tiered. I would tell people this for years and they were like, "huh???" because its been 1 tier since the 80s.

Well I recently found some old photos online showing the old layout that was 2 tier. There are no photos of that trip and my parents didn't bring it up -- I did. They didn't remember it being 2 tier, I did.

I just think it's bizarre that scientists have decided it's "impossible" when I know that's not the case. : shrug :