All Comments By Jacemine Limprevil

I was antique shopping in Marrakesh, negotiating the price for several objects. While the shopkeeper was wrapping the items I purchased, I playfully told him I would not have dinner since I spent so much money in his store. Over the noise of the wrapping paper, he responded that his wife was an excellent cook, and invited us over for dinner. This was unexpected, heartfelt and createdmuch joy in me.
At dinner that night, I shared the experience with those at the table; many were moved by his generosity whichI now noted was an abundant offering.

Options can descend into complacency, thus not giving the opportunity for "hard work" or using our full ability. Often our best work happens in circumstances where time, space and resources are limited. One is forced to tap into internal strength, remembrance, originality married to creativity.