Morning Elegance
Which is which? It has been quite, just QUITE, like a pinch, hard to choose between the two. Wake up in a beautiful bedroom with nice, expensive, elegant furniture; or the stunning natural wonder, sunrise, which you can’t describe because there is no better word to describe its beauty. Waking up each morning with the sun hitting through your room’s window has always been better than anything else. It’s like a new life, a day, beginning, a hope and new possibilities to fight regrets.
The natural wonders of the Earth have always been free. It’s priceless. These are the things money can’t buy.
Copper, silver, and gold. Flat money you can fold. In any form you want it to be; by here we will call it money.
I’m still a student and my parents lend me money. They don’t let me work because they do all the works for me. I’m not a financial expert because I never had the chance to earn money on my own, but the fact that my parents work for me, I still value the importance of money. I’ve been dieing of crave looking at the hot, amazing iPhone 3G and I decided to save money to buy something, might not be an iPhone, but something with a little comparison with that touch screen. I started saving money, few days had past but my money is not yet in the 1/8th of the price of it. I’m pissed so I stopped saving money. For those days I never ate lunch at school nor buy a drink to subside my thirst. I asked myself, “Why the heck am I doing this to myself? It has been a burden. An iPhone can’t fill my stomach or heal me when I have cold.” I ended up walking through the canteen and bought some foods. Pizza, coke, hotdog, spaghetti…mmm…now that feels good!
The value of money depreciates over time. Day passes, the same way with time. Steel irons turned to rust. New jeans became stale. Canned goods even preserved still lasts. Everything fades; the same way with life. If I have the money to buy the Mitsubishi Eclipse GS, I’d definitely buy one. It might cost millions, but hell I don’t mind! I’ll only live once and I want to live my life to the fullest. Waste of money? NOT! It’s a lifetime experience. Whether it’s the right decision or not, one thing is for sure, I’ll learn from it.
Everything has an exemption. “You’ll only live once don’t waste it. But as long as you’re happy and it makes you happy, it’s not a waste” but, “Not everything that makes you happy is right.”
Honestly, when I look at the world, I can see a scale. A very-well balanced scale. You just have to know which is which and never forget about the true meaning of happiness and living.
