When my husband and I moved to Cleveland last August, I remember packing up our home in Denver and being overwhelmed by how much stuff we had. Stuff from our jobs, trips we’d taken, and gifts we’d received–a good portion of which had to be thrown out for the move. While my husband and I are still very happily married (and running Soft Belly together), when approaching Jamie and Cathy’s story, I was curious about where we put the mental and physical “stuff” we inherit from relationships that don’t work out. Unfortunately, most of us can’t just throw away or delete it, so where does it all go? I imagine the memories are kept preserved and locked away in the warehouse of our minds. However, when we stumble upon those storage spaces of love lost, it can spark overwhelming feelings of joy, anger, and sadness. At the start of the show, Cathy has come back to the storage space where physical and non-physical momentoes of her five year relationship with Jamie have been lying dormant. As we traverse a series of memories with the couple, we get to relive the heartache and victories they experienced together. And when the show is done, Jamie closes the box of memories on the couple’s past, leaving us in the dark to wonder what memories lie in the categorized boxes of our brains and are we brave enough to open them again?