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Moostache

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3. Almost 40 year old anecdotal evidence...
Wed May 20, 2026, 11:18 AM
19 hrs ago

When I was active in the Drama Club and plays in high school I found the single easiest way to memorize my lines (and queues) was by hand-writing them on note book paper. One page (two sides) per scene. Thankfully, I did not have a lot of long soliloquies! (But I carried that habit into my college studies as well - adding a twist that I still am addicted to today COLOR CODING!

Up until we experienced a basement flood in 2015, I had saved my college course notebooks and even referenced a couple of them to refresh on those long-hand notes and pages! Whether it was psychosomatic or legitimate, in my mind it worked! Good to see some research that would imply I have not been crazy since 1989!

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