M.A. Franklin (@mafranklin): "People only cherish and hand down things that are beautiful and worth cherishing. We don't create as many beautiful things anymore, and even if we did, we've educated a population to not recognize beauty when it slaps them in the face. When was the last time a family brought o…"

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People only cherish and hand down things that are beautiful and worth cherishing.

We don't create as many beautiful things anymore, and even if we did, we've educated a population to not recognize beauty when it slaps them in the face.

When was the last time a family brought out the special china for a special dinner?

Ryan B. Anderson

Jan 9

We don’t really cherish things anymore, do we?

Not to sound like a materialist, but I think this is bad and symptomatic of a larger culture of disposability.

Do you have a precious heirloom, or has everything been replaced by plastic doodads?

Jan 9

5:50 PM

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