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I'm moving. I'm realizing why people have fantasies about living in the apocalypse. It's because in the apocalypse, every 40 year old Twinkie you find is a treasure.
I have enough "treasures" that they haunt me. I ignore their existence for countless years. They follow me around like a curse. On average, I'm sure I'd be better off if everything except my laptop and clothing caught fire. That's pretty much all I use of my possessions. However, I did just find something I bought, probably, 25 years ago that a limited quantity of were produced. I've also found 12 dollars worth of quarters.
I'm moving. I'm realizing why people have fantasies about living in the apocalypse. It's because in the apocalypse, every 40 year old Twinkie you find is a treasure.
I have enough "treasures" that they haunt me. I ignore their existence for countless years. They follow me around like a curse. On average, I'm sure I'd be better off if everything except my laptop and clothing caught fire. That's pretty much all I use of my possessions. However, I did just find something I bought, probably, 25 years ago that a limited quantity of were produced. I've also found 12 dollars worth of quarters.
Having just moved myself, I can totally relate to this. And I will add that when one is moving, one's stuff looks like absolute CRAP. Now that I've put it all back together again, I am reminded why I like it but at the height of the moving frenzy, I think I hated every single piece of anything that I owned.
Having just moved myself, I can totally relate to this. And I will add that when one is moving, one's stuff looks like absolute CRAP. Now that I've put it all back together again, I am reminded why I like it but at the height of the moving frenzy, I think I hated every single piece of anything that I owned.
Having just moved myself, I can totally relate to this. And I will add that when one is moving, one's stuff looks like absolute CRAP. Now that I've put it all back together again, I am reminded why I like it but at the height of the moving frenzy, I think I hated every single piece of anything that I owned.
Yeah...we do need things I suppose. Running into the woods naked and living amongst the trees, foraging for berries and such might be pleasant for about an hour. There are good reasons why we stopped that though.
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