“You’ve got to spend your money for the things that money can buy, not worry about profit or loss. Save your energy for the things that money can’t buy.”
Concrete things certainly do command attention, but they are often little more than trivia. Side trips. The more one tries to see into the distance, the more generalized things become.”
I nodded silently—without the slightest inkling of what she was talking about.
Now, however, I lived in a world that I had chosen through an act of will. It was my home. It might not be perfect, but the fundamental stance I adopted with regard to my home was to accept it,
“That’s what she tells me,” I said. “The cat is not around here anymore.” “Which means it will never come home?” “I don’t know,” I said. “She was vague about everything. All she came up with was little hints. She did say she’d get in touch with me when she found out more, though.” “Do you believe her?” “Who knows? I don’t know anything about this k...
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