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Part of some science-y show I watched explained that doorways trigger our brains to "leave the old behind" and "prepare for new" (to greatly simplify). As we get older, it's harder to recall what we left behind - though going back into the previous room can help. They explained that if one wants to retain something from one room to the next, one should simply repeat it to oneself as one passes through the doorway. This seems to work for me.

May you enter a room and forget what it was you came to the room to get. May you repeat the above process several times in succession. The Traveler

May your pillow be warm on both sides. (For more intensity) May your pillow be warm and soggy on both sides.