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How’s this? I used to HATE watches and got into it the past year or so. I think I need a Chrono

Let me start off by saying well done again to u/Ghost_Chrono and the guys for creating and upkeeping a great community. Just like that we’re about to hit 9000 🤯🍻. We tend to overlook the small things in our daily lives in the midst of all that’s happening so here are some things I’m grateful for:

- A healthy body
- A sharp and functioning mind
- A partner that cares and loves me
- A family that always has my back
- A band of brothers that is always there for me
- A roof over my head
- A soft bed
- Cleaning potable water
- Access to delicious food at affordable prices
- Clean fresh air
- The privilege to be actually posting on reddit instead of being on survival mode

“I can’t complain about having too much on my plate, when all I ever asked for was to eat”

Photo Credit to Ghost!

I have a 916 gold pendant that was given to me by my godmother when I was a baby. That’s pretty much the whole story behind it.

I’m torn because on one hand, gold prices are good and it does have real value. On the other hand, it’s one of those childhood/family pieces that I’ve had for basically my whole life, even though I don’t really wear it or think about it much.

For anyone who has sold childhood gold or jewellery with sentimental value, did you regret it? Or was it better to just cash out and use the money for something more practical?

Would appreciate honest thoughts, should I sell it, keep it, or maybe only sell it if I really need the money?