I can identify with this, though the "pain" of it is already a little in the past because I have since found so much on the internet, like Wrong Planet, Gluten Free and Beyond, and other forums, plus huge amounts of up to date research on diet and mental health, astrology articles/databases, imdb, ( the internet movie database ), and google maps, etc to replace the loss. But what I noticed first, and was saddened by, was the way that the film magazines that I used to love, and hoard/collect, were becoming less and less substantial, the photos less interesting, the articles and reviews more and more perfunctory. I can find far more info online now, about films, directors, etc, but I can't "store" the articles/pictures, etc and disappear into/meditate on them, in the same way. House interiors and decoration magazines still seem to be going strong though, ( I like them for the fly on the wall experience I get of other people's houses, so alien to me! ), if anything better than before, the photos more and more exquisite, rather like book illustration, which has become increasingly "soigné" with the infinite amount of correction, elaboration, meticulous colour work, etc which computer-based graphic programmes permit.
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