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Posted by Terry H on March 06, 2003 at 19:13:13 from (162.40.68.42):
In Reply to: Leaving a record posted by Dick2 on March 06, 2003 at 15:30:05:
I do something a little different....Everytime I work on a project, say, burying a cable, pouring a slab, repairing or building a wall, etc., I hide a little note, and sometimes a souvineer. I've burried sealed bottles along cables with notes with info like the date, current gas price (with a short explanation what gasoline "was" used for), food prices, my name, childs name, little things that someone 100 years or more from now might find interesting, and maybe a commentary on current events. I guess I hope that anyone who should accidently find such stuff might give a darn. If they can still decode the language! Terry H
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