We can’t relive the past, as much as we try

We can’t relive the past, as much as we try

MARK PAVILONS Humans tell stories to one another on a daily basis.Many of these are tidbits, anecdotes – tales about recent or past events.We reminisce over our best memories, vacations, family gatherings, relatives – people and places, sights and sounds.Our lives are made of bits and pieces of well, everything.But is reflection adequate, or sufficient, in relaying an event lost to time? We can’t be there, back in that safe, warm place ever agai…