Notes

Keep in mind where you came from: those amazing open-air raves and hangouts of the 90s.

Although I don't know your roots or which era it was, I'm one generation of X borderlineY. I was raised in rural areas where clubs were not common. I was only 20 when my first night of club was held. I can't remember what I did but I do recall a lot of different events and ups. My friends told me that I had a great experience. I felt more like a novice, diving into the club life. It was that simple. I wasn't attracted by the trappings of such life however, I was attracted to the way things went.. I moved from one club to another for a few years. Remember the song "Who's gonna take me to the show after?" This was me. I got out the club in the morning to go get a ride to the aftershow.

There were days when we did not or even. We were full and bursting with life. Our bodies were filled of youthful enthusiasm. We went home from the BOO party at the end of the night, went to Central Park and walked around. I remember covering myself in antiperspirant, from head to toes and then rubbing my forehead and sweating thru my forehead for hours, only the forehead.. We discovered Alice in Wonderland an expose of copper statues. We moved through the group, but did not find them ever again, even though we spent the in the following months going to Central Park to look for these figures or statues however, to no avail and they disappeared forever.. Only that wonderful summer morning they showed their old, rusty faces to us.

That night was forever saved as a video. It was then my group of friends posted on Youtube... The main reason was to preserve it forever for our group.. Since then, we've become separated , and I decided one night to look up this video. Surprised, the video was deleted. https://historyhub.history.gov/external-link.jspa?url=https://savethevideo.xyz There was also a party sound recording which was said to come from some label. It works on your smartphone as well.. All I'd have to do is bring your video URL to 2conv, and download it to my computer.. It was too late and I needed to contact the 5 years without speaking to a member of our group. It was worth it in the end we had quite a nice chat.

Everyone should be aware to not claim the source of their videos and soundtracks. If you are using another's work, likeness , or money, they may remove the video or claim that you earned money from creating the video. They then ask for one dollar for every 3 million views. You go on drinking binge, erase the video and hope that nothing happens.


Here's my website: https://historyhub.history.gov/external-link.jspa?url=https://savethevideo.xyz