#4 here and just cruising around in my 1937 supercharged Cord. I looked at my inventory tonight and it looks like I could make it through a leap year sabbatical.
There is still time to join. It can be buy to replace if you run out of anything.
#4 here and just cruising around in my 1937 supercharged Cord. I looked at my inventory tonight and it looks like I could make it through a leap year sabbatical.
I’m considering it.There is still time to join. It can be buy to replace if you run out of anything.
The rules allow you to trade with a few limitations. Your slant is a three piece, maybe a shorter handle would fit it? You only need the handle that way. Or just "run with what you brung."I'm struggling today. My finger was hovering over the buy it now button for a Parker travel razor on eBay. I already have two Parker Shavettes and a Parker Semi Slant.
I've held out though
Yes the slant is a 3 piece.The rules allow you to trade with a few limitations. Your slant is a three piece, maybe a shorter handle would fit it? You only need the handle that way. Or just "run with what you brung."
I"m keeping a wish list for things that pop up like that. I make a note and hopefully by the time next year rolls around, I will no longer want 90% of the things on that list.
It's just a case of it looked really cool and I wanted it. You know how that goes I bet
Extremely long day yesterday and got home from a week on the road after midnight to a snow filled driveway. After showering I was just going to go straight to bed when I glanced up at my tiny herd of brushes and fairly new tub of Art Of Shaving eucalyptus shave cream and decided I still had enough energy to get a shave in.
In honor of this group and sabbaticals past I reached past my front runners (Simpson Chubby 3 and Omega silvertip) and grabbed my beloved TGN silvertip in an Ever-Ready handle that I received from @brianw during my last sabbatical. This was my first silvertip and is always an absolute pleasure to use.
It was such a delightful shave and filled with fond memories. This place still brings me great joy even when I’m not connected.
So there you have it. How’s that for 150 words?
I think if you keep on with 4, 5 and 6, the rest will happen naturally. There’s plenty of pleasure to be found in the good things you have, including your skills and improvement over time.I concluded on several aims as well...
1. Stop buying any more stuff.
2. Stop buying any more stuff.
3. Stop buying any more stuff.
4. Revise the stuff I already have and learn how to make to most out of it.
5. Simply be confident with the stuff I already have - one does not need the latest shiny stuff.
6. Focus on improving my shaving technique.
7. Resist any temptation as soon as they arise.
8. Did I already mention: "stop buying any more stuff"?
8. Finally: focus again on no. 1.
JAHE - still in.