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10-11-2011, 11:58 PM
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I know.....I am still seriously debating, thinking, rationalizing, etc. haha. How are you doing? I hope your week is awesome so far.
10-12-2011, 10:52 AM
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10-12-2011, 11:12 AM
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Glad to hear that you are doing well. I just have a lot of things going on, and busy. I am just trying to make the rational/responsible choice. Still haven't decided yet.
10-12-2011, 11:25 AM
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Meh. My week has been about medium. Medium is okay. :-)
It's a tough choice to make on the car. For me, there would be no question, but that's me. Your circumstances are yours. For me, there would have to be some serious stuff happening to make me let my S go (like facing bankruptcy or something equally unthinkable like literally nothing but ketchup in the fridge and no money to buy anything else). The S is a source of pleasure for me the likes of which makes me smile even in the darkest, downest moments. Now, that does mean I've had to make some concessions in my life that some other people don't understand (my neighbor thinks I'm nuts for juggling around two cars and dealing with car covers and all that on the westside where parking for more than one vehicle can be a huge PITA; and the cost of insurance on two vehicles, etc), but I've decided the hassle and cost is worth the payoff. It might not be the same for you.
But one thing I have learned about myself is I always have regretted more the things that I haven't done and wanted to do than the things that I have done but which didn't go so well. Yeah... long sentence. Moral: follow your gut, follow your heart. You don't know what tomorrow holds in store for you.