As much pleasure as possessions afford, they have a price. They demand our time and our thought. Possessions can occupy the better part of our intellectual lives. First comes wanting, then acquiring, then appreciating, then maintaining. The man who rents does not worry as much as the man who owns, a fatal defect in socialist thought.
- Strother, Mondaugen’s Law
Michael Jennings
on Oct 24th, 2005
@ 15:37 pm:
They also make it a real bitch to move from one continent to another.