Well, lets put it this way, I have a general tendency to want to keep 'things'. There is that part of my brain that knows that the moment I get rid of something, I'm going to want/need it for some reason. So I keep/hold on to it.

Having shared living space with Alyson over the past 6 or so years now has slowly been breaking me of the habit. She gives me one of those 'Do you really need to keep that?' looks and I think about it. On top of that, cleaning out the old house for the baby and then moving has helped remove a lot of things as well. Last night I went searching for a piece for a Hero-clix I'm planning to mod (couldn't find it) and realized that perhaps its time for another purge.

I've been going through and cleaning out my rather extensive collection of files. Today it was all of my old RPG files. Hidden amongst those files was an e-mail I sent out to the players of my old RPG around the time that I officially retired from the game. It was basically a retrospective of my time playing the game and the various times I didn't play it safe. I found it rather amusing. Perhaps I should add in a discussion on some of the fun I've had playing M&M where I didn't play it safe and how it turned out all the more awesome. Anyway, this might mean very little unless you played the game.. and even then it might be funny only to me. Oh yeah, its also a semi-parody on Mary Schmich's 1997 Article: "Advice, like youth, probably just wasted on the young" (AKA: The Sunscreen Speach).