Last night I saw an interesting Japanese film on campus called Afterlife, the idea is that when you die you go to this large building and you are assigned to a worker. What you have to do is select one memory from your life that is the most happy/meaningful/important to you. You have three days to consider your memories and then select one and describe it in detail to your worker. The next two days are spent creating a film recreation of that memory. The deal though is that this is the ONLY memory you take with you once the week is over. The memory you select is the memory you will experience/view over and over for the remainder of eternity. Once you view the film of your memory, you vanish from the viewing room never to be seen again, passing on into your own chosen memory.
THe movie follows a small handful of people out of a larger group for the week and shows the process one might go through trying to choose their memory. Of course there are people who either can't or won't choose a memory, and those who have a very difficult time coming up with one.
If you were to die today, right this moment, what memory from your life would you choose to keep for all of eternity, forgetting everything else you ever experienced, anyone else you ever knew. What would be your most cherished memory?