It is about perspective but this is a good example to show that you
have to take the good with the bad, and most importantly you cannot
make assumptions on someones outlook in life just becuase of their
circumstance.
People can make assumptions of the two people described, but no-one
really knows if they are happy within themselves.
People with a healthy outlook would say the second person is having a
good day cause he is doing what he wants to do, it sounds so
comfortable to be able to work from home wearing your pj's - but you
don't know if this is what he really wants to do. The assumption is
he is working for home and that is great, but it may not be for him.
On the otherhand people might feel sorry for the man with the nice
suit as everything seems to be crashing around him - but perhaps this
doesn't concern him. I would of course be concerned in this
situation, but my point is that you really never know how a person
feels about their life.
All the money in the world can't prevent someone from feeling down,
so it is very wrong to assume that money will make problems
dissappear.
--- In mylifeismine@
wrote:
>
> It's all about perspective (lol).
> TTFN
> Sue
>
> perry enriquez wrote:
> >
> > Hi All,
> >
> > Sun out, blue sky, birds singing.
> > A man in his Zegna suit ponders his future as he just
> > lost his job, his house is being repossessed and his
> > wife is walking out.
> >
> > Pouring rain, dark clouds, cold wind.
> > A man, unshaved, still in pyjamas, with mug of
> > lukewarm coffee, sits in front of his computer as he
> > monitors the bonanza in sales pouring in from his eBay
> > business.
> >
> > What a great day! What a terrible day!
> >
> > But which one?
> >
> > Perry
> >
>
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