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… if you can’t enjoy it, what good is it.

I guess it does fill a need; a void.  I was walking with a friend and we happened to see someone we know driving around in a really, really nice car.  It led to a conversation about filling out lives with stuff.  We started to talking about how it doesn’t matter how nice a car you have, if you’re lonely, you have no one to share the joy of your rad car with.

We tend to fill out lives with stuff anyway.  Don’t get me wrong, it doesn’t always mean that if you have nice stuff that you’re hurting, but stuff can’t fill the hurting.