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What does more mean to you?
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Comments
accidentaltourist says,
I had to think about this for a while...and what I came to was, I don't often wish for "more"...but I sometimes dream of "less."There are times when there is just too much of...everything. I could do with less.
canadafreeze says,
Very well spoken, AT. Perhaps the real meaning of more actually is less. Less hassle, less noise, less sensory stimulation in public places - I think you nailed it ...tonyglim says,
It has been said that less is more.ctgoods2 says,
Having spent a lifetime of working with what I've got, the idea of more doesn't appeal to me. I'm ok with a little this or a little that.treehugger says,
The only more I ever find myself wishing for is more time. More time to enjoy my maternity leave, more time to enjoy him being small, more time to just sit down and play... more time to have a shower, more time to drink a coffee while it's still hot. And more time to catch up on my fave sixers. ;)H2point0 says,
I want time, but hate waiting.TheAngstyPoet says,
More hugs. Like tight, I can't breath hugs. Nothing feels better than a hug.