my golf clubs which I can still use at 78……..my wife( No3 is the best and longest) and what little health I have to enjoy everyday with it UPS and downs………fun
My Health, my Wife, my Family. After that, my LED digital clock I designed in 1971, when few knew what a Light Emitting Diode was, now my Apple Mac computer. We are very blessed.
Tangibles? I have some really excellent art works on paper and canvas done by my mother in the 1930s and 40s, and by my daughter in the early 2000s. I can’t really choose just one, so I’ll just say my pile of family art.
Intangibles? A different pile – my pile of memories from a full and varied life.
Otherwise, self-respect – knowing you are worthy, treating yourself accordingly, with care (physically and psychologically) while staying true to your values and not compromising on what’s important to you.
Interesting answers. Could relate to a lot of them, and agree. When I thought about physical possessions, the first thing that popped in my mind was owning a car and being able to drive. I have lifelong vision issues and even though I can only drive during the day, it gives me a freedom that many don’t have. I am grateful for it.
The sixty acres of land I’m currently building my retirement home on.
my golf clubs which I can still use at 78……..my wife( No3 is the best and longest) and what little health I have to enjoy everyday with it UPS and downs………fun
My Health, my Wife, my Family. After that, my LED digital clock I designed in 1971, when few knew what a Light Emitting Diode was, now my Apple Mac computer. We are very blessed.
Tangibles? I have some really excellent art works on paper and canvas done by my mother in the 1930s and 40s, and by my daughter in the early 2000s. I can’t really choose just one, so I’ll just say my pile of family art.
Intangibles? A different pile – my pile of memories from a full and varied life.
Without good health, nothing else much matters.
Otherwise, self-respect – knowing you are worthy, treating yourself accordingly, with care (physically and psychologically) while staying true to your values and not compromising on what’s important to you.
Good health overall which becomes even more precious as the years pass.
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my relationship with God.
My wedding band. It was my late father’s (35 years of marriage for him) and close to 20 years for me.
Interesting answers. Could relate to a lot of them, and agree. When I thought about physical possessions, the first thing that popped in my mind was owning a car and being able to drive. I have lifelong vision issues and even though I can only drive during the day, it gives me a freedom that many don’t have. I am grateful for it.
First, a sound mind. Without it, how could I enjoy anything?
Second, my eyesight. It is the things I read and observe around me that load my mind with the things that give me enjoyment.
My health is # 1. #2 is my family and friends. # 3 is the freedom that financial independence brings. #4 is my microwave
My Health.