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Originally Posted by wdfifteen
To me it seems like getting rid of ALL my stuff is kind of like surrender. Like admitting that I am so close to heading out to the final pasture and that I’ll never need any of it again.
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I prefer to think of it as freedom from maintaining 'things', not surrender.
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Originally Posted by wdfifteen
Some of it feels like part of me. My identity is tied up in it. I’ve owned my Speedster for 45 years. It’s been with me through 2 marriages, raising of my son, many life changes. I can’t imagine life without it. Who would I be?
Stuff, man. Something to think about.
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I used to define my self (in my mind) by what I owned and by my job. When your job disappears and you get divorce then you think hard about what defines you. And it's nothing material. I have several 911's. They sit unused in storage. For what?
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Originally Posted by Por_sha911
you may owe me a new shirt if I can't get the coffee stains out after reading the above. So, which hockey team will be your new local team?
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Let's just say that the local team is our of the playoffs so there will be octopus on the ice this year.