In this podcast, we discuss the term 'just the other day' and see where it can lead us if we allow it. Whether the outcome is positive or negative, when you sit in the present and verbally express that statement, you go to a moment in the past and meld the fabric of your current reality with that memory.

In the second half of this podcast, I refer to a fictional blog post writing of mine titled 'Just the Other Day'. The narrator of the story goes back to a point in time when he was admiring a girl he was on a date with. When throwing himself into that certain juxtaposition, his senses overwhelm him and he loses himself in the moment. Since his perfect experience is going to stick in his brain for the days, weeks, and months to come, he lets his world crumble around him and his date so his future memory of that moment will be branded the way it was intended.

Just the other day, I was *fill in the blanks*.

Just the other day, I felt *fill in the blanks*.

... just the other day, I ...