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Thank you!
 
That was wonderful to watch, thanks for sharing!
 
This is absolutely my life philosophy!
 
This is so true!
When my grandmother died back in 1987, she had a cabinet full of bath gift sets. You know, with fancy soaps, bath beads, (those big ones that had oil in the center) and all kinds of perfumes that people had given her as gifts over the years. They were all unopened.
I always think of that when I get a new perfume, fancy soap, or anything like that. I open it up right away and use it!
And I wear my rings, bracelets, earrings and necklaces everyday. I don't wanna miss one minute of jewelry enjoyment!
 
This is so true. Thank you for posting this video. I went to a monthly dinner tonight with a group of retirees from work and we were celebrating one of the retired ladies who just passed away Sunday while in Rwanda. She had only been retired a few years and was only 62. I am glad she had those years to travel and visit amazing places because one never knows when it is your time. Live it as best and as full as you can.
 
@Mrs_Strizzle Thank you for sharing the video. Yes, completely 100% yes. Enjoy every moment and live in the moment. Do not save your good stuff for tomorrow. Enjoy it today because our only guarantee is right this moment. Every day we are alive and well is a special occasion.

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I agree! I do try to live my life this way..I had a few very close scares so after that I did start to use my pretty dishes..my jewelry..not saving for later quite a few years ago. I need to remind myself sometimes..Thank you for this!
 
I went home last night and I had no more cheap grocery store wine, but several bottles of nice wine we were given for our wedding almost 2 years ago. I realized that those that gave them to me did so so that we would enjoy them, and not so I would wait for another "special" event. So I opened one, celebrating that it was Tuesday.
 
Mrs_Strizzle said:
I went home last night and I had no more cheap grocery store wine, but several bottles of nice wine we were given for our wedding almost 2 years ago. I realized that those that gave them to me did so so that we would enjoy them, and not so I would wait for another "special" event. So I opened one, celebrating that it was Tuesday.
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Yes! Every day is special!
 
yep.
 
On the flip side, I really do enjoy having things that I save for special occasions, because it really does make it feel like a special occasion when I pull them out. It gives the event a special feeling that I don't think it would have otherwise. But I do use them and wear them and enjoy them, which is probably the point.
 
cmd2014 said:
On the flip side, I really do enjoy having things that I save for special occasions, because it really does make it feel like a special occasion when I pull them out. It gives the event a special feeling that I don't think it would have otherwise. But I do use them and wear them and enjoy them, which is probably the point.
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This is pretty weird but not in my eyes..I LOVE dishes..I have vintage china and old dinnerware sets. I also have new current style dishes..but we use white Fiestaware for every day. My elderly mother lives with me as well as my adult son with autism. They both scrape the dishes HARD...There are utensil marks all over them..I buy new ones..and within a short period of time they have them all scratched up. I eat on them for dinner with them..but breakfast and lunch I use my pretty dishes for me. :P2
 
Thanks for sharing! Totally agree =)2 sometimes I or others think I'm too dressy but you know what? I like dressing up and looking/feeling pretty :oops2:

My partner has always encouraged me to buy better quality and this year I have finally started listening to him. I bought a few pairs of leather boots, shoes and bags. We got engaged and my first diamond/white gold ring is being made. And you know what? I have noticed that the difference in money doesn't matter (that much) but what you get in return does! I love wearing/using the good things, makes life more fun :mrgreen2: (but still buy everything on sale..)

Last year we travelled abroad for a few months and looking back now, I don't care about the money we spent (at the time I did care, too much maybe) but really care about the things we've done and seen. This video made me remember that =)2

Life is good, enjoy! :mrgreen2:
 
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LetLoveRule said:
Thanks for sharing! Totally agree =)2 sometimes I or others think I'm too dressy but you know what? I like dressing up and looking/feeling pretty :oops2:

My partner has always encouraged me to buy better quality and this year I have finally started listening to him. I bought a few pairs of leather boots, shoes and bags. We got engaged and my first diamond/white gold ring is being made. And you know what? I have noticed that the difference in money doesn't matter but what you get in return does!

Life is good :mrgreen2:
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Love this, and it's so true! I realized after joining PS that I should "save for the gem/jewelry piece I want, not what's on sale, what I think I got a great deal one, etc. Because once I have what I truly love, everything pales in comparison. My hubby says I'm growing up, lol.
 
stracci2000 said:
This is so true!
When my grandmother died back in 1987, she had a cabinet full of bath gift sets. You know, with fancy soaps, bath beads, (those big ones that had oil in the center) and all kinds of perfumes that people had given her as gifts over the years. They were all unopened.
I always think of that when I get a new perfume, fancy soap, or anything like that. I open it up right away and use it!
And I wear my rings, bracelets, earrings and necklaces everyday. I don't wanna miss one minute of jewelry enjoyment!
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Wise words
 
Mrs_Strizzle said:
Love this, and it's so true! I realized after joining PS that I should "save for the gem/jewelry piece I want, not what's on sale, what I think I got a great deal one, etc. Because once I have what I truly love, everything pales in comparison. My hubby says I'm growing up, lol.
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Haha mine says the same ;)2
 
I don't save stuff. I was brought to do so but, cancer twice kinda kills that. So I do indeed live for each day. For me, every day is a special occassion. I don't wear my rings as often but I hate to when I have to type....lol and I type a lot!

I 'm probably going to sound super morbid, but the one certainly we have in life is death. I'd say add taxes to that but :rolleyes2: yeah Imma leave that out...lol
 
I used to have 4 sets of dishes. Some were only for special occasions. I sold them all and bought white Wedgwood for my everyday dishes. I used to love having different china, but it wasn't necessary, and it didn't get used ever. Now I have nice dishes for every meal. My MIL has a friend who got sterling cutlery for her wedding. She has always used it daily! Carpe diem.
 
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