
15 + 6 points
Keep Marching On by Dennis Carwyr
August 19th, 2010 2:18 PM
A while back, I was studying Wicca as a possible religion I'd like to belong to. As part of it, I made some index cards that I had recently put up, having realized I would never use them (and that I hadn't looked at them in years anyway), but not quite willing to just get rid of that work.
Until now...
First thing I did was to get the pack of cards out of the storage box I had them in.

I opened the paper bag I had stored them in and found two stacks of cards: one for different traditions and one for terms.

I did a quick look through of each set, but couldn't find Technopagan anywhere in there. Oh well.

Anyway, I am against burning any knowledge, so I tore them in half as part of the destructive method.

I took them to the recycling container (a secure box that we don't have a key for) and dropped them in.

What will happen next is that the recycling service will come and empty the box into a truck-based shredder, and then they will be recycled into some new paper.
So, how do I feel about the whole experience? I still feel a bit sad/nervous/bad about actually getting rid of them. I grew up moving around as a military brat, so I didn't have many things I have kept throughout the years, Actually destroying something like that kind of felt a little bad, even though it is something I would probably never reference again.
Until now...
First thing I did was to get the pack of cards out of the storage box I had them in.

I opened the paper bag I had stored them in and found two stacks of cards: one for different traditions and one for terms.

I did a quick look through of each set, but couldn't find Technopagan anywhere in there. Oh well.

Anyway, I am against burning any knowledge, so I tore them in half as part of the destructive method.

I took them to the recycling container (a secure box that we don't have a key for) and dropped them in.

What will happen next is that the recycling service will come and empty the box into a truck-based shredder, and then they will be recycled into some new paper.
So, how do I feel about the whole experience? I still feel a bit sad/nervous/bad about actually getting rid of them. I grew up moving around as a military brat, so I didn't have many things I have kept throughout the years, Actually destroying something like that kind of felt a little bad, even though it is something I would probably never reference again.
though this is a piece of your past, i fail to see why it's important or why you destroyed it