my retirement knife

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Old Hunter
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Re: my retirement knife

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That's a fine retirement gift - knife David. OH
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Thanks to all who commented
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marcellusW wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 6:14 pm
BatJak wrote: Mon Dec 09, 2019 8:01 pm Finally found one of these at a decent price.
This is reserved for retirement in about 5 or 6 years when my wife and I move to Eastern North Carolina.
We have a house near Plymouth but gonna move their soon... hopefully.

All I can think about is walking on the beach with my wife looking for seashells.
My unsolicited advice is to carry it now, at least on the weekends and vacation, if it can't be carried while working.
Having just survived a heart attack, my attitude has changed towards saving my stuff for later and special occasions.

But, that's just my take these days.
This is good advice. None of us can take tomorrow for granted. Whatever is special to you, enjoy it now. For some people, today will be their last chance.
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appreciate the advice, but this knife is reserved for retirement.
I won't carry it till retirement and if I can't carry it on the beach with my wife
then I don't want to carry it.
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You tell'um screw top.
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