I save every letter. Regardless of who it's from, how hastily written, how unimportant... well, every personal letter. And postcards. But i guess i don't save junk mail.
And yes, email me your address, because I have an itch to break out the quill again, mwahahahaha ^______^
i beg to differ... lol but maybe thats 'cause hurricanes + paper letters and pictures= bad, but all of my computer stuff since i had computers is intact, it requires much less room to carry around my computer and make backups... (though i will admit the old stuff from my windows 3.1 and 95 computers has to be read though many random letters and numbers on word pad, hehe)
No, I know--I have all my stuff on my computer for the moment, however, my computer can also be evil incarnate and randomly decide it doesn't remember my login account, hense giving me mini heart-attacks every few months or so. Just anotehr reminder that my computer will not always be stable, because it's evil, and it enjoys being evil. ^_^ haha--and you're right, paper letters/photos can be easily destroyed too--hmm... I suppose it's really only a matter of watching older computer technology being systematically left behind with the new stuff, thus making the old documents hard to come across without the aide of older systems/programs which simulate those systems.
Hehe ^_^ but yea--there's not sure way to make your stuff last forever--even if you carve it in sandstone, it can still get smashed (stupid wars/volcanoes/what have you). ^_^ hehe
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And yes, email me your address, because I have an itch to break out the quill again, mwahahahaha ^______^
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No, I know--I have all my stuff on my computer for the moment, however, my computer can also be evil incarnate and randomly decide it doesn't remember my login account, hense giving me mini heart-attacks every few months or so. Just anotehr reminder that my computer will not always be stable, because it's evil, and it enjoys being evil. ^_^ haha--and you're right, paper letters/photos can be easily destroyed too--hmm... I suppose it's really only a matter of watching older computer technology being systematically left behind with the new stuff, thus making the old documents hard to come across without the aide of older systems/programs which simulate those systems.
Hehe ^_^ but yea--there's not sure way to make your stuff last forever--even if you carve it in sandstone, it can still get smashed (stupid wars/volcanoes/what have you). ^_^ hehe
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