E.B. White wrote an essay entitled "Once More to the Lake". The entire essay is built upon the memory of his childhood trip to a lake with his father, and the experiences that he undertook while there. However, the entire process of recalling his memories are all triggered by current events when he takes his own son there so that he may get the same effect from the lake that he once did. White goes on about his joyous arrivals to the

While Whites' essay deals with discrepancies being credited to the change in time, Stephen Jay Gould blames the human mind itself. Gould wrote "Muller Bros. Moving & Storage", a very verbose essay on that very topic. In the beginning of his essay he travels back to the time when he was a child and walking along with his grandfather. Gould remembers, very distinctly, many events that partook in his strolls with his grandfather. He even mentioned, with precise detail, the area his memory took place and even to what his grandfather wore. Later on in his essay, Gould also goes into detail about one of his cross-country trips with his father. He remembers with great admiration of Devil's Tower. How this huge mound of rocks looked miniscule from a distance and then grew with such animosity into a plateau that would rival Mount Olympus in his eyes. All these memories Gould held sacred about his past. In later years though he went back to visit his thoughts, only to find that they did not happen how he remembered. In fact, there were many ends of his story that unraveled. Either by combining his memory wit

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Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)