What things unnecessarily complicate life?
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What things unnecessarily complicate life?
Mostly people trying to get in other people's business and tell them they are solving their problems the wrong way, before even understanding what the problems are.
You see this a lot at work, usually in the form of gossip. "He said you didn't need it? You oughta get yourself a divorce, girl, he ain't good enough for you."
Mostly people trying to get in other people's business and tell them they are solving their problems the wrong way, before even understanding what the problems are.
You see this a lot at work, usually in the form of gossip. "He said you didn't need it? You oughta get yourself a divorce, girl, he ain't good enough for you."
I was a member of the US Army, Infantry for seven years. We spent a lot of our time training, out in the field. We had no luxeries at all. Slept out in the open, ate C rations, drank instant coffee out of a C ration can etc.......... Yet I was happy.
As a part time job, I washed dishes for $1 an after school hours, I enjoyed all the people I worked with. I was happy.
Growing up in a family of 5 children, we shared a black and white TV, had only one car, none of the electronic paraphenalia that kids have today. I was happy.
Lesson learned, you don't need all the materialism of this world to be happy and happiness is what counts!!!!!!!!!!!!
As a part time job, I washed dishes for $1 an after school hours, I enjoyed all the people I worked with. I was happy.
Growing up in a family of 5 children, we shared a black and white TV, had only one car, none of the electronic paraphenalia that kids have today. I was happy.
Lesson learned, you don't need all the materialism of this world to be happy and happiness is what counts!!!!!!!!!!!!
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