I like coming up with analogies, it's pretty fun so when it came down to this topic, it was actually pretty enthralling thinking something nice, about this wonderful ideology.
Imagine... All the people, just kidding anyway here it comes:
Imagine that you are moving out, you have never heard a word about the house the real state got you, it was a last time decision made by your boss to move out, the country you are going to is far away and you are actually pretty excited, thinking on all the things you are going to do when you get there.
The neighborhood was amazing, the towering trees seemed too big to be of this planet, and all the houses were in pretty good shape, and you just caught a glimpse of the house number 38, the one on the paper.
The house is waiting atop of a hill in the greenest of meadows, is the single most dam beautiful thing you have just seen in a while, pristine clean, too much for a house in the middle of such lush wilderness, and you just have seen the outside, eagerly you reach for the doorknob and are amazed once more.
The inside is even cleanier than most hospitals, and it smells like someone just baked a pie, the living room seems like it has never met dust before, incredibly comfortable seats are arranged in front of a glass table, and on top of that, the tv is humongous.
You run to the kitchen to check if there is really a pie in the oven, there is nothing being cooked, the smell seemed to be something else, but still the kitchen smells and feels great, it is fully equipped with appliances, with all the utensils you just need, and it has a collection of silverware, that makes the most expensive restaurant at your old city look like a dump.
The rest of the house is still beautiful and incredibly clean, it just seems like the old owner left no more than a thirty minutes ago. The time has come for you to check out the main room,on the unexplored second floor, your room.
Damn, this room is way to good for you, that's the first thing that crosses your mind. A bed bigger than your car is between two reading lamps, this room is big, incredibly oversized, now that you think of it, that place occupies most of the second floor, the other room besides it is the office, that looks out of something out of a Wallstreet magazine.
You just realized, there is a room that was left forgotten the basement, this room is pretty bad looking in most of the houses, that seemed to make it less interesting, you decide to explore it anyway.
It's squeaky clean, there is only one table there with a big photo album on top of it.
The first photograph is of a messy old house, sorrounded by other decayed buildings and the terrain sorrounding it looked like the local landfill.
The second one is of a group of people cleaning the horrible heap of trash that towered among the derelict old buildings.
Number three was of a simple looking slum and the people around it were planting seeds.
The funny thing is that the guys making improvements to the area were never the same, you can tell that this photos were from different years, judging from the hairdos and their clothing.
You just flipped to number 200 and its just a picture of the house you are just living in, hell it was pretty obvious, this wonderful dwelling used to be dirtier than a rappers mouth, now it looks cleaner than a hypochondriac's bathroom.
You are pretty happy with it now, but suddenly you feel you can make a few more
improvements. Perhaps a pool, a PS3, or build an awesome garage or a karaoke bar, dam the posibilites are endless and with your current paycheck it seems pretty possible.
Thing is, the album seemed to have room for at least two hundred more photographs, you decide that being two hundred and one, seemed like a nice choice.
That night you go to bed, thinking on how good two hundred and two will feel when he sees the new pad. Making this house a better place with haste is important, because who knows when you will have to move again?