Investor B is diagnosed with a brain tumor and despite chemo and radiotheraphies, dies leaving behind a will in which he leaves all his property to his ex-wife because she was his first love, and nothing to his surviving registered domestic partner Investor A except for his ashes to cherish.

Any and all responses are welcomed and will be forever cherished.

[Edit: Seems there's always time for regret, but it's better to cherish the lessons learned and turn the regrets loose.]

I cherish my experiences and I would encourage others to do the same.

Cherish your family first...make it work.

I will certainly cherish all of your posts!!!

I do agree with your point about cherishing your free time.

Whether its my clients down in MS that I funded over 200 buy and holds for .. ( not one dime out of their pocket I provide all the capital) to my fix and flippers that enjoy nice profits on the retail deals they do.. that's what I live for in my business life.but now I am off to my grand daughters soccer game.. that's coolLove it mate and it looks like I'm following in your footsteps :)Looking at getting my pilots license next year but can't study if my life depended on it so not sure how long it will take me to get it heheI love this quote "Its not the years in the life but rather the life in the years".My goal is to build many amazing memories over the years so I can one day look back and cherish every moment.I still stand behind saying that what I did doesn't come down to how wealthy you are. 

[not always a dog] I have NEVER met a service or emotional support animal who was not cherished and taken care of.  

The biggest skill I cherish was learning how to tile.