Re: OT forgotten conlangs (was Re: ADMIN: more archives available!)

 --- Roger Mills skrzypszy:

> > >I'm a terrible pack-rat, and my sister has nightmares
> > >about me dying suddently, and who will deal with all this
> > >stuff..........?
> >
> >     "To live is to scrounge, taking what you can in order to survive. So,
> > since living is scrounging, the result of our efforts is to amass a pile
> > of rubbish."
> >                             - Chuang Tzu/Zhuangzi, China, 4th Century BCE
>
> My stuff is not rubbish!! However, point taken, and I'll relay that to my
> sister...;-))))))
Hehe, I am like that too, although I do my ultimate best to control it a bit.
But still, it drives Marina crazy sometimes!
My father was even worse; after he died, he left us a house full of rubbish,
pardon, stuff, and it took us one-and-a-half year to sort it all out. That was
difficult, because 90 % WAS rubbish, but 10 % was valuable stuff not be to
thrown away under any circumstance.

Hm, I wonder what will happen to my conlang stuff when I'm dead. I think the
best place I can imagine would be a conlang museum, or conlang library, like
the one that was proposed some time ago by I can't remember whom.

Jan

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