She didn\u2019t have true love on her mind.
\nMoney was more important to her,
\na practical woman.<\/p>\n
I don’t care for gold diggers, but I think
\nI can understand her and commiserate. <\/p>\n
I cannot blame her for seeking financial security
\nand nearly everything that money can buy.<\/p>\n
I can understand her desires for the best food,
\nthe best clothes, the best home and more.<\/p>\n
Her life becomes sort of a Disneyland where
\npractically all her dreams and wishes come true.<\/p>\n
What works for her, would never work for me;
\nI\u2019ve no desire for that kind of life.<\/p>\n
The glam, the luxuries, the riches mean
\nnothing to me.<\/p>\n
But I can understand how they can make life
\nmore fulfilling, and I can see how nice it would be
\nto never have to worry about money and be able
\nto buy nearly anything you want.<\/p>\n
And given true love doesn\u2019t always last, maybe
\nher practical plan is wiser than just seeking
\nillusive, true love.<\/p>\n
Bob Boyd <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
She didn\u2019t have true love on her mind. Money was more important to her, a practical woman. I don’t care for gold diggers, but I think I can understand her and commiserate. I cannot blame her for seeking financial security and nearly everything that money can buy. I can understand her desires for the best… Continue reading