Ganibade
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During a classroom break in 2008, as I sat around a table with a dozen people I met four days earlier, a young lady pulled a banana from her purse, peeled it halfway, then took out a spoon and began carving the peeled banana into spoon-sized bites.
She carried on normal conversation while spooning banana pieces to herself. I'd never seen or heard of anyone eating a banana like that before.
My other classmates didn't seem to notice anything out of the ordinary. Another detail will be revealed at the end of this article.
It's 2021, and something jogged my memory of the incident. Now, thirteen years later, I can say, spooning of bananas quickly recovered memory and replace some vitamins to boost the brain memory.
She carried on normal conversation while spooning banana pieces to herself. I'd never seen or heard of anyone eating a banana like that before.
My other classmates didn't seem to notice anything out of the ordinary. Another detail will be revealed at the end of this article.
It's 2021, and something jogged my memory of the incident. Now, thirteen years later, I can say, spooning of bananas quickly recovered memory and replace some vitamins to boost the brain memory.
