Such a great post, I love the Beatles, my dad has all their (I think even old records) cd's and we used to listen to them each time we went to our annual holiday (Croatian islands) which took over 7 hours many times. So there was a lot of music from the 60s and 70s. I'm an old soul and always loved that music so would be awesome to see this museum.
Thanks for sharing. Ohh and I love your explanation of Facebook as demonic social media, lol couldn't agree more. I wish I deleted it years ago, life would have been so much better, things changed for the better this year when I stopped using it. Great content and photos, cheers
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Those are great memories! Family trips while listening to quality music is always awesome.
isn't it a relief? It's weird in the beginning when we keep on going to FB's page, though we don't have a profile anymore (I was like that, on automatic, for a week or so). Back in 2016, when I deleted, Facebook was still a thing, so I noticed friends stopped inviting me for events... I asked them why, and the answer was always "It was on facebook, haven't you seen?" Have you gone through that? People take a while to realize we don't participate anymore and that they have to call \o\
Yea I know, how sad. It is such an addiction and most still rely on simply facebook. I know what you mean, first I thought I was missing out on even looking for jobs etc..but I now know that I can find other ways to find what I need to find. Family or close friends will just let me know if there is anything important happening, and if I miss a few things, that's ok too. And how quickly happy birthday wishes reduce hey? It is really sad, but you just see how facebook really divides people instead of the opposite.
Arrrrgh the birthday wishes! That was the most annoying aspect \o\ people who have never interacted in real life wishin happy bday, as if that was genuine.