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Dude, you worry too much. Take care of #3 and the rest falls into place. Well, except #4.I like this topic. I'm going to take it literally as well. Meaning, the things I list would literally make my life easier, but with that being said, that doesn't mean the absence of them would necessarily make my life better, happier, etc.
My life would be easier if....
> I wasn't a parent
> I wasn't married
> If I didn't have to work any longer to earn enough money to live and help support a family
> my extended family wasn't extremely religious
> I didn't live in a home that can often require expensive upkeep
> I had a chef to cook all of my meals as I'd prefer them
> I had a gardener, groundskeeper and maintenance person on site
Those are just a few things off the top of my head.
Yeah.........I don't get it.Dude, you worry too much. Take care of #3 and the rest falls into place. Well, except #4.
Sorry, no offense. Obvious humor… if you had the money, you wouldn’t have to worry about all the rest. Life’s great dilemma.Yeah.........I don't get it.
Sorry, @Magna . This may be one of those things that seems obvious to me but actually isn’t. So, I shouldn’t be flippant as though anyone else would see it.Yeah.........I don't get it.
Not to discount the theory of the great composer Roger Miller, who said,I’m guessing any marriage counselor would back me up that money is the #1 killer of marriages.