I got this fortune in a cookie, what the heck does it mean?

Question

"Treasure your good memories and you need not worry about ending a banquet."

Answer 1

I don't know, but I think it was translated by the same guy that translates the assembly directions for Ikea.

Answer 2

Man its just the chinese people messing with you. Think about it.... they are sitting you up.

Answer 3

Remember the friends you had for the longest time and are still a phone call away....   And do not worry about ending new friendships that really did not care about you...

Well that´s how I see it....  

Good fortune to you..!!!

Answer 4

i think it means that you should always keep your good memories in your head and that you don't have to end your fun. Im not sure tho.

Answer 5

Enjoy your NOW and you can forget about eating EVERYTHING in sight!  

Though, your answers 1 and 2  are fun!

Answer 6

It means if you keep happy memories of something (like a banquet), you won't be sad when that something is over, because you'll always have the memories.

Answer 7

Nothing, it's just a fortune.  Anyone could have gotten it:)

Answer 8

hahaha that's a good question!

Answer 9

Good memories are like a luscious feast...you'll never run out!

Answer 10

I think it is about life. My translation is that it is telling you to value your memories about your life/have fun or pleasure and don't worry/think about it ending...kind of like the epicurean idea - eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we die or because life will be over soon.