I have two healthy kids, a great family, and enjoy the shit out of grilling, drinking beer, and watching football in the fall. That makes me feel rich, not how big my dick, ugh I mean house is.
What is your definition of rich?
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sorry, I have nothing against you, but your post along with hedge's was the reason for my post.
again, don't mean to lump you in with HedgeHog, as lord knows I would not wish that comparison to my worst enemy.
I really like what HH and hedman said in their posts.
I CAN AFFORD ANYTHING I WANT :shrug:
I have NO DEBT, GOOD JOB, HOUSE, CAR EVERYTHING IS PAID FOR IN FULL
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Rich means different things to different people.
It is an ethereal word.
Much like 'fair'.
Personally, I don't think one can put a price tag on peace of mind or health.
In that regard, I am wealthy beyond all means.
Healthy kids, healthy wife and family, secure in my beliefs and feelings that I am having a positive impact on the lives' of the people around me.
The material stuff, while nice, is relatively immaterial to me. It can make life easier or more enjoyable but it is easy to get caught in the rat-race of it all.
It is an ethereal word.
Much like 'fair'.
Personally, I don't think one can put a price tag on peace of mind or health.
In that regard, I am wealthy beyond all means.
Healthy kids, healthy wife and family, secure in my beliefs and feelings that I am having a positive impact on the lives' of the people around me.
The material stuff, while nice, is relatively immaterial to me. It can make life easier or more enjoyable but it is easy to get caught in the rat-race of it all.
