Great line "many people defend themselves only with some vestigial self-discipline and a few tattered ropes of religiosity still mooring them to the temperate pier"
There is, indeed, much romance in commitment. Also why I never buy undies for my hubby--only he knows what he likes in that department.
While I do love my things and tend to hold on to some of them far too long, I have to admit I've been wanting to purge more and more lately. Simplicity calls. And that photo of Bradbury amid all his piles of stuff is just chilling!
This one resonated with me, especially the line: “Perhaps, given the right temptation in the right way, any one of us could fall victim to a disease of prosperity.”
Great line "many people defend themselves only with some vestigial self-discipline and a few tattered ropes of religiosity still mooring them to the temperate pier"
There is, indeed, much romance in commitment. Also why I never buy undies for my hubby--only he knows what he likes in that department.
While I do love my things and tend to hold on to some of them far too long, I have to admit I've been wanting to purge more and more lately. Simplicity calls. And that photo of Bradbury amid all his piles of stuff is just chilling!
This one resonated with me, especially the line: “Perhaps, given the right temptation in the right way, any one of us could fall victim to a disease of prosperity.”
Very well articulated!