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Tag Archives: hopechest
On the Things We Deem Worthy (and Not Worthy) of Remembering
I have long been interested in the tenets of minimalism, and I frequently feel confused and distressed by an apparent owning of too many things. I don’t own many things, but clutter in my home or virtual space always seems … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, cloud storage, computer, declutter, decluttering, hard drive, hopechest, memories, memory, minimalism, past, philosophy, phone, photo album, photo albums, photos, smartphones, storage, technology, time
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Dioramas
I’ve wanted to preserve the past in tiny little dioramas, the curator of some mental museum, impeccably aligned artifacts depicting experiences pristine, preserved out of time, so when I’d access them (later, always later) I could say yes, people have loved … Continue reading
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