It’s the memory in which the fridge was positioned when the jellies were set. I like to think of it as a transfer of body memory. I am interested in exploring a different kind of memory than the one we use, for instance, to remember our friend’s name or someone's phone number or a history lesson, and rather refer to the memory of the body through which we build affections, aversions, the one that, at a basic level, links us to the world.