I often go "omg!" at certain things that come into "fashion" too. I don't understand why someone would spend heaps of money to build a house or mansion that looks like a factory!? The is no warmth in a house that looks like a workplace. h:I really don't understand the appeal of "shabby chic" furniture. Why would anyone want to spend gobs of money to buy something made to look like crap on purpose? And oy, the colors! h:
Oh I can totally understand that GB. A square cut slice of a square pizza is much easier and quicker to eat. You don't have to get the balance just right in your hands so you don't drop it - as you do with a triangle cut slice of a round pizza. And because it is easier to keep level, you spend less time worrying about any of the toppings falling off as it gets uneven bringing it to your mouth, as you have to with a non-level, constantly moving surface of a triangle cut slice from a round pizza. :thumbup: :bigsmile:Also, square pizza. What the hell?
Isn't it strange how life is all about keeping things filled?
Keeping your stomach filled, keeping your bank account filled, keeping you gas tank filled, keeping your time filled, keeping your social/love life filled, keeping your family life filled, keeping your house filled, etc.
Life is like a constant battle against emptiness.
Basically life is just people running around and doing things trying to be made whole but never quite getting there.
The bucket always has a leak.
So we put up examples like celebrities and the wealthy and we say "Aha! These people have filled the bucket! These people have been made whole! This is what I need to emulate!"
But have they really been made whole? Or do they just have a bigger bucket with bigger leaks?