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Oooh, like a family history version of Han Solo in carbonite :) I do think the printed books give it some of that longevity. They may not last 1000 years, but
by nickbaum 11y ago
Oooh, like a family history version of Han Solo in carbonite :)
I do think the printed books give it some of that longevity. They may not last 1000 years, but I love the idea that someone's great-great-great-grandchild could read their stories a couple of hundred years from now.
- alistproducer2 11y agoyep, just like that lol. No doubt the book is a great idea, but I always saw the "carbonite" option as a high end option. Books for regular people, eternity for those who can afford it. Anyways, best of luck with your service, it really sounds great!