Open Sandwich with Ricotta and Dried Tomatoes

20210405, #breakfastdiary 53, 7°C/sunny Turning the fact that your own memory (or lack thereof) clashes with other people's memories into 'humility before memory' is also in line with how brain science sees it. What's more, well-refined, value-neutral language even lends a certain dignity to scientific rigor. (An Young-chun, On Being Humble Before Memory) Even normally, I've never really insisted my memory is always right. It's something you can just check, right away or later. Besides, I might have unknowingly intended some selective memory loss of my own. I think I'll try to hold onto that 'humility before memory.' Toast bread in an olive oil-slicked pan, pile on plenty of ricotta cheese, and top one piece with pesto, the other with dried tomatoes. A simple breakfast for a busy morning.