[meteorite-list] the end,it has to be this time

John Gwilliam jkg2 at cox.net
Thu Oct 21 19:59:01 EDT 2010


Evening All,
I've come out of my own retirement to make a comment here.

I wish you the best of luck Steve. After reading your post, I 
reflected back on all that has transpired over the years and I have 
to admit I laughed out loud. You brought something to this List that 
no one else could have.  I can't define it or put a label on it, but 
you've made it interesting, that's for sure. Thanks for the laugh.

Best Regards,
John Gwilliam

At 04:47 PM 10/21/2010, steve arnold wrote:
>Good evening list.I have really been thinking it over this time long and
>hard,and I have decided that this is the time to leave the meteorite 
>world once
>and for all.The passion is gone.I cannot collect the way I want to and it is
>just getting way to expensive.Even tho I am working and most 
>everything else in
>my world is going good,knock on wood,it is the right time.11 years,many great
>people,some not so great,and thousands of meteorites.I just have lost that
>luvin, feeling.I will be able to fall back on my first love,coin 
>collecting.As
>for my current sale,please feel free to make a reasonable offer and I know I
>will probably make it a good one for you.I have had many world class 
>pieces and
>most have found great homes. My other collection has 3 offers that I 
>am probably
>going to sell to.So all is going and soon there will not even be a trace a
>meteorite ever existed in this home.I will hang onto some of emails 
>from certain
>listee's the others I will delete.Its been a blast,but this time it is for
>real.Good luck to everyone and gos bless you all and this great hobby.
>  Steve R.Arnold, Chicago!
>http://Chicagometeorites.com/
>ebay:Illinoismeteorites
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Regards,

John Gwilliam

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and go through life thinking they hit a triple.
                                              [Bob Dylan]  




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