Stan's comments about living well and long parallel my thoughts and actions. At 72, I recently moved to a much larger house and three times the property of the place I vacated after 44 years. I continue to look for and buy expensive double guns that I know I will never have time to sell. I presently have three great guns in the mail, plan to buy a few more, and have no plans for a retirement home. I am also planning for a long life by recently selling my Harley Davidson that I have owned for 37 years. It is in the hands of a friend now, and it will never kill me. Dead is surely dead, but my friend Stan and I are not there yet. Bill Murphy in MD.
Hey Bill,
I'm with you. I'm staying in to the bitter end. To give up now would be like lying on railroad tracks in front of a train. This is what keeps me alive and makes me wake up in the morning. I hope my last purchase is delivered the day of my funeral.
Roscoe (Curl)
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