OldAgePensioner
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
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- Jun 1, 2005
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HFWR said:Ebay...
OldAgePensioner said:My biggest issue (getting rid of things) seems to be summed up by this particular dilemma:
-- I have a real ivory (elephant) chess set made in Hong Kong 1915. It is worth $3000-$4000 and I no longer even look at it. I can't just throw it in a trash can.--
OldAgePensioner said:Part of my question is also this: Are there implications to erasing your past?
By becoming a vagabond, I "obscure" my past which would usually be captured in yearbooks, memorabilia, pictures, awards, records, etc. So what little tiny spot that I occupied in this world for 56 years is now erased except in my memory (term used loosely).
But would anyone care? Do any of you look back at mementos of siblings or parents very often?
OldAgePensioner said:martha,
your keepsakes are one of a kind with great sentimental value and it's those things that provide fond memories. I'm not sure I possess anything of sentimental value.
MasterBlaster,
thanks for reminding me. But take a look at my avatar and tell me "How long will it take me to score with a girl like the one in your avatar?"
73ss454 said:MB
Ya know it's hard to read your posts with that movement on the left side.