rosedraws wrote: 
That describes those people pretty well. In case of fire, I'm grabbing my computer and HDs first. 
It kind of freaks me out that a lifetime of writing, graphics, photography and other forms of art
are all encoded on such devices.  

 muzik wrote: 
Bump! (take a look!)
Probably more nostalgic....

 Manbird wrote: 
wow bizarre. and sad.

Our photos are all right by the front door, and my in-case-of-fire plan (in my mind) includes throwing (gently) my computers out the window, and grabbing all those photo albums and running out the front door with them. 

 Servo wrote: 
My ex-employer stole or destroyed every single family photo I ever had. 

 muzik wrote: 
Not having the old photos any more.

 muzik wrote: 

Looking at old photos.

 winter wrote: 
brutal

 Alexandra wrote: 
It's a sign. 

 oldslabsides wrote: 


Don't cry, little alpaca. There's hope. And Popsicles.

My favorite coffeehouse in my city is closing its doors Friday. Got damn it.


Oh well.....I'm leaving here anyway.....

 oldslabsides wrote: 
That made me think.  Really!  I can't remember the last time I had to turn on my headlights.  Or that my headlights were turned on come to think of it. Another age thing...

the national tragedy that is mis-aligned headlights

 lily34 wrote: 
I know you know, sister.

 newwavegurly wrote: 
hooo boy, sister.

 newwavegurly wrote: 



find someone whose turning and you will come around.

Coming to certain realizations that I've never had before.

 winter wrote: 
She's pretty funny; I've seen a few of her videos.  The "My Drunk Kitchen" girl is even funnier.

 dmax wrote: 
Funny, but OMG that page on YouTube reminds me of the worst of Myspace.

 islander wrote: 
Here's a followup.
oh man, her twitterfeed is good.