A new blog post that's very different from the usual nature and adventuring, but it's important. At least to me...
https://seasonsofjason.com/on-drastic-measures-and-the-weight-of-worldly-things/
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Jason Evangelho 🐧🎒 (killyourfm@layer8.space)'s status on Sunday, 29-Mar-2026 04:24:19 JST
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Jason Evangelho 🐧🎒 (killyourfm@layer8.space)'s status on Sunday, 29-Mar-2026 04:35:44 JST
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@trezzer Oh yea, my friend. Any of the vinyl will be dead last...
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Trezzer (aka Helvedeshunden) (trezzer@social.linux.pizza)'s status on Sunday, 29-Mar-2026 04:35:45 JST
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@killyourfm I get it. All of it. I would advise to go item by item rather than category by category, though. I've listened to too many regrets when it comes to vinyl sold/given away over the years.
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Jason Evangelho 🐧🎒 (killyourfm@layer8.space)'s status on Sunday, 29-Mar-2026 08:40:02 JST
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@NigelGreenway It's DEFINITELY not a simple process. But perhaps I (we?) overthink each item.
I agree with you about the music. There will ALWAYS be that tangible joy from my records, but I should at the very least stop adding to the collection :)
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jnr in life (nigelgreenway@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 29-Mar-2026 08:40:03 JST
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@killyourfm great article! I've gone this way the past few years & kept the things I enjoy. My main enjoyment is my music, so hifi/CDs and Vinyl. I don't have much in my house and enjoy that fact. But, I do go through the process of "would I regret this?" when I get rid of stuff - which isn't simple, right?
If my child moved out, I could down size easily. But, my music collection is me, and always has been. That would never go.
I've gone the other way though - "would this be beneficial to me?"
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