Everything I own is going to roll over and die -- with one or two exceptions; my car is a 2000 year Toyota Corolla and in 50 years it will be on its last legs. I live in a mobile home from the year 1957 and it won't outlast the Toyota. I have 100 cameras and lenses, mostly of the older film variety. Some models, it turns out, you cannot get parts at any price for them and the ability of being able to obtain film for them is up in the air. I have thousands of photogaphic negatives and the black and white films tend to last 250 to 300 years. I have books and short stories and magazine articles and photos in newspapers but they will not last too long. I have prints from my photos and the black and whites will last a long time, color prints will fade fast. I have digital prints but they are ephemeral, they do not last. I have some print and e-mail books and the print books will last a long time. I'm wondering what to do with the good stuff, like the negatives. I've got the Muhammad Ali-Oscar Bonavana title fight in Madison Square Gardens, The NBA championship in New York in 1971, the Olympics in Mexico City in 1968, rare photos of Elvis, the Beatles and Princess Grace Kelly. Hate to chuck a this when I flee this mortal coil.