If you think that photography can put dent in your pocketbook, what about................................?
Mar 15, 2018 22:54:40 #
My wife was having lunch with some of her friends. I decided to take a walk and brought one of my friends (SonyA6000) with me. I got into a light conversation with a local and we discussed the occupants of the marina. He told me that some of the boats moored in the marina are never taken out. The owners come down every weekend and putter. They dust, they clean, they have a beer and chat with each other......and then they go home! I guess, having more money than you need can be a problem!
Mar 16, 2018 00:00:49 #
If I had that kind of money to waste I definitely wouldn't waste it on a sail boat that never leaves the dock.
Mar 16, 2018 00:08:31 #
LEGALDR wrote:
My wife was having lunch with some of her friends. I decided to take a walk and brought one of my friends (SonyA6000) with me. I got into a light conversation with a local and we discussed the occupants of the marina. He told me that some of the boats moored in the marina are never taken out. The owners come down every weekend and putter. They dust, they clean, they have a beer and chat with each other......and then they go home! I guess, having more money than you need can be a problem!
Now that is a problem I'd like to have!!!
Mar 16, 2018 01:01:04 #
years ago I tooled own a river to the lake, passing yaughts and houseboats that were so secured to their docks that they would never make it to the lake. an expensive weekend getaway.
Mar 16, 2018 04:27:56 #
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Mar 16, 2018 11:18:23 #
If I had the money I spent on golf over the course of 15 years, I could not only have a D850 and D500, but every top of the line lens I could imagine. Just the price of a bass boat could buy a lot of good camera gear!! Problem is, once you think you have top of the line stuff, if you blink it's outmoded and depreciated.
Mar 16, 2018 13:37:31 #
SteveR wrote:
If I had the money I spent on golf over the course of 15 years, I could not only have a D850 and D500, but every top of the line lens I could imagine. Just the price of a bass boat could buy a lot of good camera gear!! Problem is, once you think you have top of the line stuff, if you blink it's outmoded and depreciated.
I agree. GAS also applies to golf. Better driver, better putter, better ball. My bag is my first and my last. My taste in putters has changed. I stopped listening to locker room chatter. Cancelled my subscription to Golf magazine. Stopped reading Dave Pelz. (Too much science destroys the game.) Bag and clubs have gone into the garage. I bought a new tennis racquet. I bought another camera. Bought a bag of chips, some dip, bought another book from Dave Busch. March Madness is at full bloom! I'm happy.
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