Whats Going on SmokeyBear?

Figured i would make a thread on my recent sales frenzy to help address an concerns my good friends on here might be thinking.
First off..
I am not quitting pipe

I am not raising funds for a new spleen haha Pruss

I have not lost my job

I am somewhat sane
Fact is im just trying to be prepared. Some of you know that me and my wife have been trying for our first child for almost a year now. Well now we have the help of a clinic and things are starting to look good for us in terms of having a child apparently it was just a timing thing but im not going to get into that lol. So Thats one thing.
Next thing is i purchased a 2011 KIA SPORTAGE yesterday for my wife great looking vehicle and shes happy with it.now i need to start saving what i can for our future and that means having to sacrifice some pleasures. And in the long list of life responsibilities pipe collecting amongst other things is one of the first to slow down .
Third thing is my work, my job is pretty secure yes but the company is in the grey area right now and you never know what can happen. so thats the bad side of my situation.
As far as my pipe they aside from my Caminettos are all for sale. I really love my Caminettos and one of them is my BY so i decided that i will keep them and start collecting them when i can.
So.
quick list of whats going
1986 Dunhill Cumberland

1986 Dunhill Shell

Savinelli Moka

J.Parker Piller

Lorenzetti Billiard

Hans Christian Anderson Stanwell

Phillip Trypis Billiard
Thats it for now once the other pipes i have return from repair i post those aswell.

Here you go bud
Hans Christian Anderson and Lorenzetti

Thanks ghost I appreciate that.

Thanks buddy. Hopefully I sell then quick.

Phillip trypis pipe sold

Ya man a nice pipe session with friends is always welcomed.

Thanks Roth yes I am proud of the collection but there a lot in life I can and want to be proud of. Besides I can manage with less pipes I don't smoke as often as most.

Lol I am young but it isn't my first rodeo I'm known as the king of hobbies and at least once a year I get into something new buy a whole bunch of stuff to expand my experience and then sell off almost everything until I have just enough left to say yup I did that. I guess you can say my true hobby is experiencing as much as I can while I still can. Last year it was target shooting and international pistol shooting competitions the year before that I had a paintball business and was close to opening a field stupid by laws and this year I'm trying out hunting for the first time.
So when I'm older my kids will ask my dad what did you do for fun and I'll just be happy to have lots of stories to share and experience to bestow on them that to me is the end goal after all. So although I get what your saying Roth and I appreciate you looking out for my feelings and warning me of regret but from my past experience I know I never regret anything as long as I've learned for it.