Something tugs at the heartstrings when old memories surface to the present. Such reminiscence connects me to something familiar, keeping me comfortable even when life gets busy.
Capitalizing on the past is not just a good art form these days —nostalgia is becoming profitable. From “new” movies to the return of supposedly “obsolete” products, it’s not surprising to see how these products return to their roots and get upgraded using current technology.
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