Yes, i enjoyed watching that, he's a funny guy.
Aren't these graduation speeches inspirational?! I think i might watch Oprah's one next..
But about old photos. I really don't see any need to, personally. None of them make me feel good in the now, so what's to gain from doing so?.
They don't make me feel really bad, just a bit bad at the time, which quickly vanishes if i start doing sth else. And besides, i can't think of ANY photo ever, that has captured "the real me". All those photos are not me, but only the side of me that others saw, ie the social aspect. And since i was absolute cr*p at the social, as well as having no real self-esteem, looking at my photos only reminds me of that. I still don't like that person. The only self-esteem i had was due to excelling at my studies, but that aspect i cannot "see" in my photos, only an ugly, wierd, emotionally-shut-down "anomaly" of a human being.
So the real me was always kept under lock-and-key, away from all prying eyes. It could not be seen or heard, by myself or others. Why look at photos of a complete stranger, whom is an ugly, unhealthy shell of a human being?? I'd rather look at images of the elphant man or similarly grotesque images.
And i never was a happy, carefree kid. Always overly serious, grumpy, dissatisfied. Overall i would say i'm about as happy as i was back then. My personality traits have not changed .. still an anxious, obsessive, perfectionistic worrier & an emotional-basketcase. So there's almost absolutely nothing i miss, that i haven't got now. One of things maybe is company (living at home, & school days). And schoolwork, tests, etc. And playing cards/chess.