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Warren - you are SO not alone!
I try to delete all the 'just comments', but still have ended up with  
thousands of posts that I want to keep and re-read.
Where does one draw the line between 'collector' and 'hoarder' and  
"crazy-old-lady-who-keeps-cats?"
I save everything, and sometimes I remind myself of (the written version  of) 
"My Brother's Keeper", where the authorities have to wend their way through  
ceiling-high stacks of old newspapers and other junk to solve the mystery.
Sandy
Mid-Mojave
 
 
 
In a message dated 2/10/2009 8:42:35 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
mogrits AT gmail.com writes:

I  presently have 9,800+ articles in my homestead email folder, 90%  unread.
I'm certain there is a lot of missed good advice in them, but the  plan for
2009 is divesting myself of unused "stuff".

I've browsed  the archives and have faith I'll be able to find things likely
to interest  or concern me going forward.

I'm not signing off, just cleaning house.  Anyone else relying on  the
archives?

Warren

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