Enough Already
I'm cleaning out the garage, again. Really, I'm picking through the garage for stuff without much personal weightiness, to chuck. Scoping out the easy marks, because I don't want to get bogged down sifting through emotional souvenirs, considering their value and the likelihood of future contribution or use. The downsizing thing ain't easy.
My first target, magazine back issues, crates full, Fine Homebuilding, Old House Journal, International Photographer.
Hours later, I'm cross legged, reading articles on slate countertops, clear finish products, and an interview with John Alton. Damn, the downsizing thing ain't easy. I came across an article on a movie titled, An Ambush of Ghosts, shot in "the interior of an old Victorian house located near USC." I put a July 1992 issue of American Cinematographer aside, with a feature story on Batman Returns. My son likes Batman, and wouldn't you know there's a production still wherein a Bull's Eye window (see nearly every post for the last month) dominates the composition.
Once observed, noted, becomes ubiquitous.
My first target, magazine back issues, crates full, Fine Homebuilding, Old House Journal, International Photographer.
Hours later, I'm cross legged, reading articles on slate countertops, clear finish products, and an interview with John Alton. Damn, the downsizing thing ain't easy. I came across an article on a movie titled, An Ambush of Ghosts, shot in "the interior of an old Victorian house located near USC." I put a July 1992 issue of American Cinematographer aside, with a feature story on Batman Returns. My son likes Batman, and wouldn't you know there's a production still wherein a Bull's Eye window (see nearly every post for the last month) dominates the composition.
Once observed, noted, becomes ubiquitous.
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