This Is What We Do Now [original] - framed on request
This Is What We Do Now [original] - framed on request
This Is What We Do Now [original] - framed on request
This Is What We Do Now [original] - framed on request
This Is What We Do Now [original] - framed on request
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  • Load image into Gallery viewer, This Is What We Do Now [original] - framed on request
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, This Is What We Do Now [original] - framed on request

This Is What We Do Now [original] - framed on request

$5,500.00
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Buying big houses and polluting cars, sending our kids to expensive colleges, filling our lives with plastic crap, burdening ourselves with debt - it's what we do now. The American Dream suggests we hold the objects of comfort above all else. House in the suburbs with a double garage and a pool. These things are a trap. Mortgages, leases, and maintenance bills keep us chained to our desks or immediately dissatisfied with our meaningless stuff. Comfort is not the way to happiness. Comfort is a slow and painful death. Meaningful work, purpose, and creativity is what makes a life worth living. Nobody every wishes for a bigger car on the death bed.