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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Linn County, Oregon
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Originally Posted by Moneyguy1
Thanks.
In no way am I trying to say there is anything "wrong" with having nice things. It is just that it can be difficult to put it all in perspective. The value I put on something is far different than the value others may put on the same thing. Memories are personal, figuring into the individual's value of something in a way that has no effect on the monetary value. Once that individual passes on, that aspect of value is gone forever.
I have lost a number of people over the years....only one member of close family left, and he is not in the best of shape (three strokes).
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This I understand as well...one's taste in nice things changes as well. At this point in my life, I don't really get into adding more stuff.
One exception? A custom pool cue case & the sticks inside that are very much pro quality as well. Although expen$ive...they get used. They were used last night...as Cindy kicked my butt on a 7' bar table with her Jacoby (factory) cue...
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