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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by CBQ_Guy Finally, I really think those of you who only copy, tear out and keep the articles you're interested in are making a BIG mistake and will be sorry someday. I say this because your interests in the hobby may change at some point in the future, or you may become curious about some other facet, scale, whatever some day, and you won't have the magazines to go looking through for articles on that newly acquired interest. Too late! [/quote] I totally hear you, but unfortunately, if I kept every piece of paper / article related to my career, hobbies, etc. that I came across that could possibly interest me in the future, I'd probably have a 10,000 square foot library. Trying to live on the leaner side of life here... (two moves in a year, plus helping a couple other people move has helped shape this attitude. Everyone has a reason for keeping their junk, that's why they have so much) With the internet, there's even less reason to keep stuff. At least now I'm mostly a digital packrat. I keep a lot of junk on my computer. By the time my day has come to go (I'm young, so I've got some time here) my offspring will only have to throw away the present day equivalent of a few dvd's! [:)]
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