Hard choices my biggest reason to let go was my dad. He waited until he was 65 to start traveling I was the real cheap hired man I stuck it out for a few years after school and went downhill fast. I moved out and as soon as I got to where I could start on my own he wanted me back . Three guys warned me not to. I again went backwards because my dad locked it up . I finally blackmailed him into selling it to me he then went to the bank and told them to sell me out. It cost me and him a lot I said I would never do that to someone else. If my dad had helped me I could have built a better life for both of us and he could have done a lot more traveling and enjoying his and my mom's life . He was willing to sacrifice everything for his own needs. It's wonderful to think of the kids and I can see nothing better than to pass it on but what if they get to liking where there at and decide to stay? Don't miss out on your life .
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