OP... I understand the sentiment completely. It's all about the timing! For instance, when I was a junior in college (mountain lake country) I sold my car and purchases a ski boat and a sucky old truck to tow it with. My parents were, well livid. My future wife and my friends had so much fun with that boat for two years. Every minute not in class was on the lake. There were weeks that the boat was handed off between multiple friends and was not even taken out of the water. We put about 10years use on that boat in 2 years and every minute was a 10 on the happy scale.
After graduating I purchased a much nicer boat but never really had the kind of fun we had in college. And the boat did not mean to me what it did in college. Yes, it's all about the right thing at the right time in ones life.
After graduating I purchased a much nicer boat but never really had the kind of fun we had in college. And the boat did not mean to me what it did in college. Yes, it's all about the right thing at the right time in ones life.