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  1. 1. which one should I do



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Sounds like your father wants the holiday ( or he wouldn't have suggested it )

 

Go on holiday.

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Go on the holiday with your Dad.

Your Dad wont be there forever but there will always be the chance of a newish car later.

My Dad was only 59 when he died - 2 years younger than I am now - treasure every moment mate :(

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I think it would mean a lot to your dad too, if you picked the holiday.:)

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Considering his age, then has to be the holiday (assuming you get on with him). You would always regret not taking it if you dont, even if you need a car.

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It's such a personal decision, no one on SF can give you the answer. You must make it yourself.

 

Angel1.

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It's such a personal decision, no one on SF can give you the answer. You must make it yourself.

 

Angel1.

:huh:

Hmmm...

 

... I wonder what model the OP is going to be buying then? :hihi:

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Maybe it's a test to see which you put the most value on?

 

Pick the holiday. He'll get you the car anyway. ;)

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Get the car and you could always drive him to skeggy for a holiday.

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Holiday 100%

 

My friend's Dad died this week age 84. She is upset that she was not with him at the end but had seen him the day before

 

Spend time with your Dad - he is irreplaceable

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