Being selective in choosing activities, in choosing
friends, in choosing material possessions fosters
unexpected appreciation.
Too much of any one thing
negates whatever specialness might have been realized.
If we surround ourselves with acquaintances, we never
fully share in knowing a few people well.
If we surround
ourselves with "toys," we never learn how we really
want to spend our time.
3 comments:
Awesome TFTD, Mel!
Love this last line...
" If we surround ourselves with "toys," we never learn how we really want to spend our time."
How true that is!
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So true.
Speaking of toys...oh my....it gets worse every year. Some adults can't even sit at dinner without their toy.
Speaking of kids...I'm so glad my parents gave me the opportunity to develop an imagination.
oh boy, is this a good one! TYVM
(well, obviously, they are all good.. . but you know what I mean!)
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