Going to barrow a team from younger folks and say:
That thing is wiked kewl!
| Joe Fults wrote: |
| Going to barrow a team from younger folks and say:
That thing is wiked kewl! |
Hey Joe,
Sorry for the late response. I miss this dagger, i really didn't want to sell it , but alas it pays the bills. If i was rich i would keep all of them. :lol: Thanks for all of you supportive comments. I really do appreciate it. :)
Regards,
John
| John Gage wrote: |
|
Sorry for the late response. I miss this dagger, i really didn't want to sell it , but alas it pays the bills. If i was rich i would keep all of them. :lol: Thanks for all of you supportive comments. I really do appreciate it. :) Regards, John |
Maybe you should make and keep something like one in ten or one in twenty of your own production or at least a few prototypes or very special pieces: Look at it as an investment or an emergency reserve of product. If in future years your creations acquire impressive collectors value you might finance your retirement with some of these. But at worse they should retain their present value and could always be sold later.
Now, those are just financial and practical reasons why you should at least keep a few pieces and that might help you by giving you an excuse to keep some for yourself without thinking of them as lost income: DEFERRED INCOME. :idea: :lol:
And, you would get to enjoy a few of yours for at least a few years, and you could replace old favorites with new ones once in a while.
Just a thought :idea: :?: :D
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