Dog Days

Memories, like the cultural fabric of our lives, are dynamic and malleable, shaped by the lenses through which we view them. Just as we project our characteristics onto our loyal companions, so we shape our perceptions of ourselves through the narratives we weave into memory. As we shape these narratives, imbuing our memories with traits and emotions that resonate with our own experiences, we engage in a symbiotic dance between memory and identity.

In this complex interplay, we realise that the characters we create in our memories are reflections of ourselves, shaping our understanding of who we are and who we aspire to become. Much like the bond we share with our dogs, these narratives serve as mirrors, revealing glimpses of our deepest selves as we navigate the complexities of memory and self-perception – becoming like our dogs with fancy hairstyles.