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I did the same. I had barely any possessions; my laptop, a toothbrush, clothes, a desk lamp, pots/pans/knives. But I made up for that with boxes upon boxes of a
by Aromasin 3y ago
I did the same. I had barely any possessions; my laptop, a toothbrush, clothes, a desk lamp, pots/pans/knives. But I made up for that with boxes upon boxes of almost every book I've ever owned. I eventually catalogued the lot, found digital copies of all of them, and donated everything to a charity shop. Now, instead of 5 or 6 boxes full to the brim that need a rental van every time I move, I have a NAS that stores maybe 10k+ books; more than I could collect in a lifetime. I miss the feeling of a page turn, but I can just power on my tablet and have every book I could ever want to read at my fingertips now.
- adastra22 3y agoMan I wish I could get my other possessions under control like that. Or more to the point my wife’s ;) But I can’t give up the physical experience of reading on paper. Even e-ink displays don’t do it for me. Nevertheless I can get paper copies of almost anything I need from the library, and I’m a member of multiple local libraries.