Twenty Three Thousand Four Hundred
.
As soon as I get home
I shall cancel
All subscriptions
Especially those
That are interesting
And published weekly
Fifty Two times
Fifty years
Equals
Two thousand six hundred
Magazines
To be eventually
Disposed of
Having quite
Recently
Experienced
The disposing of
Aspect multiplied
By several other
Worthwhile
Fifty plus year old
Collections
Of periodicals
I shall not bequeath
Such a legacy
Not even in
Chronological order
With lovely
Illustrations
.
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Bear … o9.07.2015
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Trying to do some of this myself
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Aiii Yiii
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It is also my time to unload ‘stuff.’ Loved “Marco Polo” by Loreena McKennitt. Took me back to where we once lived; in Gondwana Land. Thanks for sharing.
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Keep things which evoke sentiment, like rocks and fossils and artifacts from the old home place. They are irreplaceable.
I think I am from a little north of you, in Pangaea, the part that is not Gondwanaland.
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Hahaha … rocks to evoke sentiment, youthful memories? 🙂
Once upon a time, in another lifetime, Canadian Mounties thought they should examine the contents of my backpack. Bullion cubes (beef) and quite a few rocks/stones/minerals made no sense to them 🙂 Who would go on a long hike with a pack full of rocks?
Loreena McKennitt truly is wonderful.
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/09/150907113917.htm?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+sciencedaily%2Ftop_news%2Ftop_science+%28ScienceDaily%3A+Top+Science+News%29
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Did you feel that? I swear – – – I just felt the craton shift. OMG, here we go again. Can’t things just stay stable for a while?
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Oh well, the over-heated robots ‘ll figure out a way to stick a cotter pin in to hold it while the poles shift, or whatever
http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/innovations/wp/2015/09/08/the-strange-link-between-global-climate-change-and-the-rise-of-the-robots/
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Funny you should mention that. I am about 90% finished with my next book. It is about robots taking over – – – but not due to climate change; more due to man’s inability to look himself in the eye. I will let you know when I release it on Amazon/Kindle. I will send you the link which will allow you to peruse the first ‘n’ pages. I have no idea what Kindle uses for its algorithm of ‘n’ because it varies from book to book. I have a sneaky idea that they allow human intervention in selecting ‘n.’
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😉
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Incredible and a marvelous idea. Have a lovely week dear Bear. 🙂
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And you also Beautiful Nomzi.
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Thank you Beautiful Bear. 🙂
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This is frighteningly true we cleared our attic for the same reason!
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So heavy, almost two thousand pounds of paper … a fire just waiting …
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My dear departed Dad loved a bonfire! xxx
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This was more on the order of a house fire waiting to ignite.
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I can imagine
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