Bobby Bailey (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} bobbybailey) wrote,@ 2005-05-10 00:21:00 |
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almost 10 years
I had put it off for a while, but tonight I finally started merging all my email files in to the mail program on my G5. I didn't think it would work at first, but then it started. Like a ticker tape of ancient memories and names long since forgotten, the crashing thoughts came striking me with a sickening nostalgia and the crisp pain of time slipping away.
As I looked through there I see an entire timeline of my life to date. The timestamped past destiny of strange days long since lived marked only by tombstone subject headings with epitaphs scrawled by a me long since dead.
What I assume was the first message I ever received via a POP server is dated February 9, 1996. I was a senior at St. X and the note was a message from the mailing list administrator for the Lords of Acid homepage. I am starting to feel really old.
I had put it off for a while, but tonight I finally started merging all my email files in to the mail program on my G5. I didn't think it would work at first, but then it started. Like a ticker tape of ancient memories and names long since forgotten, the crashing thoughts came striking me with a sickening nostalgia and the crisp pain of time slipping away.
As I looked through there I see an entire timeline of my life to date. The timestamped past destiny of strange days long since lived marked only by tombstone subject headings with epitaphs scrawled by a me long since dead.
What I assume was the first message I ever received via a POP server is dated February 9, 1996. I was a senior at St. X and the note was a message from the mailing list administrator for the Lords of Acid homepage. I am starting to feel really old.
