I don't see luxury as a thing; I see it as an experience. A fancy house, an expensive car, diamonds, gold, a fat bank account, unlimited ability to travel to places known and unknown, etc. may seem like a luxury items, but all in all they are useless.
I have one of the most luxurious lifestyles there is. I have the daily ritual of waking up to my four legged 16 years old daughter staring me in the eyes. "Daddy it's time to get up and go outside!" The daily routine begins. I put on my slippers, and we go outside where she jumps off the porch into the birds feeding under the feeder scattering them to the corners of the yard, does her morning business, jumps back on the porch and back into the house for breakfast. It's now time for prayer, breakfast, an hour with Bill and Dana, then an hour or so on CC. Wherever I am whatever I'm doing, there is nothing more beautiful than what's in the moment I am living.
I have one of the most luxurious lifestyles there is. I have the daily ritual of waking up to my four legged 16 years old daughter staring me in the eyes. "Daddy it's time to get up and go outside!" The daily routine begins. I put on my slippers, and we go outside where she jumps off the porch into the birds feeding under the feeder scattering them to the corners of the yard, does her morning business, jumps back on the porch and back into the house for breakfast. It's now time for prayer, breakfast, an hour with Bill and Dana, then an hour or so on CC. Wherever I am whatever I'm doing, there is nothing more beautiful than what's in the moment I am living.

