Commenting on a discussion on gold buying, Jennifer opines,
I am not sure the exact roots of this festival or for how long it’s been celebrated, however it’s a good argument and in today’s materialistic world, almost all holidays are tied up to this excuse![link]
Not picking on Jennifer but know any time when the world wasn’t materialistic?
Filed under: Musings
The world ceases to be materialistic …..
a) when you slipped in the bathtub and writhin over
a bruised rib
b) when are you reaching a stunning climax of life, i.e. death
c) when someone who you truly loved/love disappears all of a sudden….without telling you
d) when you fix a simple yet delicious dinner for self – Basmati rice, Daal
….there are quite a few
You mean, you’ve never lived in Charlie’s chocolate factory world?
@Pat – That is also a dark world …
Sakshi, tsk tsk such pessimism but I guess grad school does that to us. I’m getting there.
“It’s the little things we remember” says Cathay Pacific…how true, the world ceases to be materialistic when remember those little thoughtful things …..