Or that children really often
prefer simple pleasures to expensive toys?
Not exact matches
We are like the citizens of Hope Mirrlees's Lud - in - the - Mist (written in the 1920s), who
preferred simple bourgeois
pleasures to the unnerving sense that something altogether different lay only a few miles away.
Yes, I nodded along to the
simplest of his nuanced
pleasures — like the black chair he
prefers to sit in when reading journals he has lugged along his favorite walk home.
Living in the present moment, they
prefer to enjoy the
simple pleasures of life instead of seeking wealth and power.