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Is Life “On the House?”

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We have been blessed by our Creator with the gift of life and its numerous pleasurable activities.  However, how many of these proceedings are truly without payment?  According to Webster’s, the lexical definition of free is: “costing nothing, gratuitous.” Does not every experience have a price tag, a “read the fine print sign?”  How can advertisers promote the “free” message for various objects… only to later reveal that one needs several UPC’s or must purchase another product to qualify for the publicized item?  Although nothing in life is complimentary, the uncomplicated actions that require minimal imbursement can be the most worthwhile.  An examination in the areas of taxes, human relationships, possessions, and simple activities will reveal how little effort is required to bring contentment.

We have been blessed by our Creator with the gift of life and its numerous pleasurable activities.  However, how many of these proceedings are truly without payment?  According to Webster’s, the lexical definition of free is: “costing nothing, gratuitous.” Does not every experience have a price tag, a “read the fine print sign?”  How can advertisers promote the “free” message for various objects… only to later reveal that one needs several UPC’s or must purchase another product to qualify for the publicized item?  Although nothing in life is complimentary, the uncomplicated actions that require minimal imbursement can be the most worthwhile.  An examination in the areas of taxes, human relationships, possessions, and simple activities will reveal how little effort is required to bring contentment.