A ton of junk with nuggets of gold here and there

For the past few weeks I've been going through things I've got in storage, some of them my mom's from before I was born. It's a lot of stuff, but has yielded some interesting finds. For example, in 1983 or 1984 I bought What's Where in the Apple, a comprehensive look at the Apple ][ and //e architecture. Stuffed inside it I found notes and some source code I wrote to explore the inner workings of the Apple, and a Beagle Bros. "Peeks, Pokes, and Pointers" poster from 1983.

I also found the Glenbrook Loyalty Song, which I spent 15 minutes transcribing in MuseScore this morning for your enjoyment. So, nu? Enjoy.

This project has also produced 3 full bankers boxes of material to shred, at least one full lawn-and-leaf bag of trash, and minor lower-back pain despite being careful to lift with my legs. And the storage locker still has an overwhelming number of boxes in it, most buried under other boxes.

Anyone want a bread maker? How about a small Ikea-like work desk?