My grandmother grew up in house with no electricity nor plumbing. Her family was financially comfortable, they had a telephone and a car, but they lived in rural NY. Even today, I believe even the poor in the USA live like kings compared to much of the world.
It's odd that we have it all, but it's never enough - for some. My hope is that in say 200 years, Keith Richards will still be happy with what we've done to this place. (shrug emoji).
My grandmother grew up in house with no electricity nor plumbing. Her family was financially comfortable, they had a telephone and a car, but they lived in rural NY. Even today, I believe even the poor in the USA live like kings compared to much of the world.
Good essay, Jim. I'm glad to be living now.
It's odd that we have it all, but it's never enough - for some. My hope is that in say 200 years, Keith Richards will still be happy with what we've done to this place. (shrug emoji).
Only Keef and the cockroaches will survive thermonuclear war.