A philosophizing on money
Vitara
be choosers :(
And was told, with no return-reasoning: I was wrong.
"Money does not matter so much unless there is not enough." I read
this someplace; I admit there was not real explaination. Nor a
context of literary kind, style and all.
SOME who prosper are always eager for more. Not devoting themselves
to enjoying it and to serious tithing, in (various) directions. Do
not stop to smell the flowers.
There are barbs sometimes between them. Unable to be, "even as little
children {be} ye." [ I t'nk Matt 18:2 or 3 ]
Nor social-service (careful-)employees<tm>. Most. Nor priests,
many. Nor philanthropists, frequently, enjoying the front row :(
The point is not about a) those, more, living in my own world, or
b) the drying-up ones/of grabiness, but c) ones who are
fortunate and, additionally, keep their heads down. Who work and are
OK and go the Church.
Who never are noticed by artists and intellectuals, their happiness
not getting into the newspapers.
cheers,
-and then.. --->