Who would really appreciate this?
If the answer is "Me" then keep it, otherwise send it on to a better home with good wishes.
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That's what I did with my old digital camera. I thought about it and sent it on to my sister and her husband. They don't have a digital camera and we're on our third.
Best,
John
Posted by: John Hritz | September 26, 2005 at 01:12 PM
My kindergartener and I did this with his bookshelves, and he picked out a bunch of books that we should save for his baby brother when he's a toddler.
Posted by: Edward | September 26, 2005 at 10:31 PM
Yes very much so I have the same feelings.
I dont believe I own anything since , once you own something you don't own yourself, you become a possession to what you own. So I have the same feelings, whenever having something which would be better for someone else, I just give it to them. Makes my life better and also the other persons life better.
Kewl site :)
What i love is that our culture is slowly changing since people are beginning to discover a material life style isnt better, people are instead slowly beginning to discover themselves, and thats the new revolution, which I am working towards :)
Casey
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Posted by: Casey Kochmer | November 01, 2005 at 09:12 AM