Books

Apparently my parents decided to get rid of their books when they moved because they didn’t have storage for them. A lifetime of books collected, 60 years worth, gone. Never do that.

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man ... i agree ... but those boxes are heavy and add up lol

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Hey man if I can guilt even one person into saving books imma do it 😈

jfc benjamin franklin chill 🤣 but i agree 👀

it would be interesting to inventory all my grandmother's books and see what percent i could digitize 

she has so many books idk where to start even, need a library degree

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I’m sure that can be true. I reread a lot of books more than once and definitely go back to books from childhood to find insight I missed. I really love how @polluterofminds of kinds just put it this morning. My dad shared about 0 of himself but he read a ton, those books were insight to him and they’re gone now

books are for ego. when u gonna go back and read nancy drew and the hardy boys? i got rid of mine in my mid 20s also after moving. was like this is dumb.