For some of us, the dream is on life support...for others...the dream is memorialized...and for a scant yet faithful few...the dream hunt never ends. Keep looking, keep searching, for the dream is standing, if yet for a moment, directly in front of you.
Thursday, July 3, 2008
The world plays tag
with this thread-bare seam:
Who stole away American's Dream?
yet first this question
must stand alone: Why did The Dream run away from home?
I am living the dream, Cynth'ya. I don't mind working hard to get what I need from life and I am not a slave to those things that I might want. "The American Dream" seems to have taken a turn somewhere along the way to the point where many feel that they deserve things that they take no responsibility of providing for themselves. Once the American Dream included what people called opportunity which meant the ability to work as hard as necessary to provide for the needs of our families. In those days, we lived within our means and didn't worry about impressing our neighbors with things we couldn't afford. The American Dream fades away when we loose sight of the difference between our needs and our wants. Happy 4th...Excellent write.
Take care,
Sherry
Take care,
Sherry
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.