The world is consumed with excitement over anything that “Apple” does with products and software. I read a review by an Engineer familiar with Apple products. He tried the new Apple wrist watch. He said it was annoying to sit in a meeting with his watch vibrating on his wrist telling him that he had an incoming message on the iPhone6 in his pocket which was also vibrating. Really?
I mentioned to some friends (I use the word friends advisedly) that I missed the leather smell in my last car. There is just something classy about leather. My present car has simulated leather that cleans easily but “it does not smell like leather”. So the friends gave me a “leather” air freshener to hang from my dashboard. I guess the idea was I could get a $1000 experience with a $1.00 freshener. I did hang the Christmas Tree leather smelling “thing” from my dash. Not only didn’t it work but now I have to explain what I was doing with the perfume latent French lady of “ill-repute” who had been in my car. There is a reason the freshener sells for $1.
There is more to life than money but here are a few things to ponder. I think comedian Steve Martin composed the insights.
“Money can’t buy happiness, but maybe happiness isn’t everything”.
“Of course money is the answer. What was the question?”
“If money can’t buy happiness, maybe it can help you buy fast car or a yacht big enough to pull up right alongside.”
Seasonal weather coming!
Love,
Dad