-196°C Memory (Frozen Memories) [Weekly Short-Short Note]

I am hesitating with a package labeled 'Youth Sorbet' in my hand.

Apparently, eating memories is a huge trend on the streets right now.
In the first place, memories are fragments that lose their freshness over time and gradually become hazy, which we ruminate on repeatedly, but they say that consuming fresh memories acts as anti-aging.

There are various other products such as 'Childhood Sherbet,' 'First Paycheck Ice Cream,' and 'Frozen Birthday.'

However, even if they say it's frozen while fresh, I have no memory of throwing my memories into a freezer or putting dry ice into my brain.

Curiosity outweighed the fear of my own memories being sold, so I bought one pack of 'Youth Sorbet.' It blew away a month's worth of food expenses.

At night, I tried eating a slice of the sorbet.
Scenes I had forgotten spread out before my eyes as if I could touch them. The rolled omelet in my lunch box, the afternoon class I wasn't even half-listening to, the profile of the person I secretly had a crush on...

Indeed, this is my memory.

In the end, the aftertaste was bitter and the sorbet didn't suit my palate. Next, I'll try eating 'Frozen Birthday'.

<Impressions>
It's starting to become the kind of temperature where ice cream is delicious. I like ice cream with condensed milk.
I fell in love with the header image at first sight.

I participated in the following project.
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