I always loved the sentiment on this shirt… A bit of reminder that we shouldn’t judge others, as we’re all essentially the same and in the end all suffer the same fate. It suffered some stains and a tear, so ultimately it had to be retired.Read More →
So WAY back in the day, I was the first in my high school to finish all of the available computer programming classes they had just begun offering as electives. In 1998, they issued these shirts with the programming courses you completed on the back. And yes, the computer on the shirt IS the model of computer we were using in the classroom. Mine was the only one that had all of the languages listed! Pretty nerdy, I know. I wore this shirt until the it was thin & threadbare, with pride. It’s not often you have a way to brag about the fact thatRead More →
As a way for me to be better able to get rid of things, particularly loved articles of clothing and stuff that has outlived its usefulness, I’ve taken to photographing them so I can reminisce about them when I miss them. The first public retirement entry is my Ohio State fitted cap. My very first fitted ballcap, purchased during my sister’s first year at OSU — It’s been overseas, traveled thousands of miles on the motorcycle, been through countless moves, and even stayed with me when I got tossed around in the ocean! But, it’s old. And smelly. And it’s time to give it up.Read More →