When my dad passed away, we found a hand-written letter he had written to my grandmother (who was living in Beaumont) in the early 60s about how great the Gulf Freeway going to Galveston was going to be when they finished the construction. He died in 2003 and there was never a point in his lifetime that the Gulf Freeway from downtown to Galveston was completely free of construction.Burdizzo said:713nervy said:Burdizzo said:713nervy said:
Only a couple of books but I have ALL OF MY LECTURE NOTES. Wtf do I do with those?!
Give them to your grandkids so they have something handwritten by their grandfather.
That's actually a really sweet idea. I'd LOVE to have handwritten class notes from my beloved family members. Maybe not their business stats notes but the philosophy ones.
Sorry I pegged your for a male. Like I said, I don't pay too close attention and tend to assume incorrectly that most posters are guys.
My dad farmed and kept his ledger by hand. When he died, we found an old ledger (about 30+ years old) that was covered in dust and smelled like cigarettes. My mom and brother were going to throw it out, but I grabbed it because it was important to my dad, and he had put all those entries in himself.