I Just Saw A Face

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The human brain is a complex and mysterious thing. It is capable of recalling memories from years ago and it can also be fooled by the face of someone who looks similar to the person you are thinking about.
It's common for people to experience déjà vu - a strong feeling that they have experienced the current situation before. This feeling can be triggered by many things, like meeting someone new, visiting a place for the first time, or something as simple as hearing a song on the radio.
There is no way to know if you will have a deja vu or not. You may have them all the time, or you may never have them at all. They are unpredictable and can happen at any time, anywhere.
Deja vu is a feeling of familiarity with something that is new to us. It has been happening for as long as we can remember, but it was first studied by a French scientist called Emile Boirac in 1876. He coined the term "déjà vu" which means "already seen".
Memories are always a good thing to have. It is a way for us to go back in time and be reminded of the things that have happened. Memories help us get through the hard times and always make us feel better.
Memories can also be funny, they can bring up something from your past that you never thought of again or make you remember something that made you laugh so hard. The memories we have can make us happy and sad, but they are always worth remembering because they are what makes us who we are today.