Old Habits

As I'm going through my mounds of stuff that I've collected in my 31 years of life I have moments where I pause to recollect where I got the item, what it means to me, why I've kept it for so long and what I'm going to do with it in the future.

Most times I end up asking why I kept the item this long and throw it in the trash.

Then there are the weird things I find it exceedingly difficult to destroy. My plans for a D&D game that went particularly well? Maybe someone else wants that. Really bad poetry from when I was an emo teenager? I'll appreciate saving that some day. These scrap pieces of paper? I hate wasting paper; office products are catharctic for me and throwing them out pierces through me on some fundamental level.

It's strange what I yearn to hold onto as I leave it all behind.

In other news I'm looking for people to come take things from me. Furniture, shelves, items of interest, tents. Need something? Let me know and I'll let you know if I have it. If there's a cost involved it will be tiny.

Writer's Block: Practically amazing

A common super power? If I had to have a common super power it would be the ability to sleep only 4 hours every night and awake feeling refreshed. With more hours in my day I would be able to get more done or at least procrastinate the same amount of time but then have more time to get things done.

I'd sleep something like 2 AM to 6 AM every day and that would be just fine with me. When I toyed with the Uberman Sleep Schedule (20 minute naps every four hours) the house was amazingly clean and things got done around the house but I got sick and couldn't make it through the first phases of the process.

So yeah; minimal sleep without feeling tired after. That would be my everyday super power. What would yours be?