Save a dollar — what does that mean? Is the dollar in danger? Is it in dire need of my help? And how do I know which dollar it is I’m to save? How will I recognize it among other dollars? Will any dollar do? What happens if I save the wrong dollar, a dollar that doesn’t want to be saved, or doesn’t need saving at all, a dollar on a mission of its own, a mission of kindness, of generosity, of joy, abundance, and spirited good health? What could be worse, what could be more tragic, than interfering with such a dollar by hoarding it and calling it my own?
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Categories: A Few More Scratches
Tags: Abundance, Generosity, Joy, Kindness, Money, Spirit-Health
William Michaelian 
So wise and witty. Will never look at ‘saving money’ the same way again. 🙂
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Many thanks, Terveen.
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I just love this, William. Such wonderful and expressive insight.
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Delighted to hear it, Don. Thanks for letting me know.
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Money. I seem to remember that word.
But seriously, brilliant observation, William. Thank you!
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It is kind of a strange word… hard to utter with a straight face. Thanks, Gary!
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Cats and dogs. Poets and money. According to Dylan we did in the gutter. 😩
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I assume you mean died. Sounds like Desolation Row.
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‘died’, of course. A hard rain’s a gonna fall.
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Forget it. Save a penny instead. It makes more cents.
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Ha! You may have something there. Pick a penny up, have good luck. Or something like that.
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Better a penny than not any.
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So true. Now I wonder: were Penny Lane and Lois Lane related?
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