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02-19-2014, 01:59 AM #1
I just started into this for all of the reasons you've mentioned. I believe in the finer things in life. Not expensive things but things of quality. I hate the disposable, fast food lifestyle our countries have become. People say they're too busy but I say they've made themselves that way. Stop, slow down and enjoy life.
If you stand for nothing, you'll fall for anything...
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02-19-2014, 02:22 AM #2
100% agree. I had no idea how much i was going to enjoy the SR experience last summer when i made the decision to stop buy stupidly expensive cartridges and learn a new skill. Now i wish my facial hair grew faster so that i could shave more that a couple times a week.
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02-19-2014, 02:35 AM #3
Excellent! Couldn't agree more!
For me, it was all about changing a lot of things, and one of them was to shift my perspective from being so obsessively task oriented, everything was a, "to-do" list, everything existed later, the next task to complete, and I found one day I was completely missing the, "now".
So, one of the first things I did, was change the, "task" of shaving in the morning, to an, "experience", something that allowed me to focus on the moment, and what I was doing, "now", for me, and all I can say is that it then led to many other changes in my way of seeing and interacting, and as a result, it has opened my eyes to a different way of seeing and experiencing things, and I feel happier for having done it.
The other reason, you get to own, for a brief period of time, some beautiful pieces of history, that have traveled through many hands, and as Spock says, "I find that fascinating."
Cheers!
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02-19-2014, 02:40 AM #4
Well said!! I started SR shaving for many of the same reasons about 4 months ago. I will never go back to using multi-blade cartridges! I enjoy the process of SR shaving, researching vintage SRs and SRs manufactures. It is something I CAN do every day that I enjoy. It has become my brain gym activity that gets my day going in the right direction. I still have lots to learn but that is also the great part about this art/hobby you never stop learning.
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02-19-2014, 02:48 AM #5
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02-19-2014, 11:13 AM #6
Well written and thanks for sharing.
RickyB
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