Does anyone still own an address book?
I mean an old school one, made of paper. One, where you write down the addresses and telephone numbers of your friends. One that you update regularly?
I cleaned out two drawers of a desk last night (less stuff resolution, remember?) and found two address books and noticed that I haven't updated or used them in ages. All the addresses I need now are stored on my phone, computer and external harddrives for backup. So, after checking the addresses, I threw these two out.
Address books are prettier than a bunch of data of course, but I really don't see what I'd need one for. Most contact is digital nowadays, I write a couple of cards for Christmas and birthdays, send a few parcels ... but that's about it on the analog side of communication.
I mean an old school one, made of paper. One, where you write down the addresses and telephone numbers of your friends. One that you update regularly?
I cleaned out two drawers of a desk last night (less stuff resolution, remember?) and found two address books and noticed that I haven't updated or used them in ages. All the addresses I need now are stored on my phone, computer and external harddrives for backup. So, after checking the addresses, I threw these two out.
Address books are prettier than a bunch of data of course, but I really don't see what I'd need one for. Most contact is digital nowadays, I write a couple of cards for Christmas and birthdays, send a few parcels ... but that's about it on the analog side of communication.
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