Recently, the oldie song “The Other Man’s Grass is Always Greener” has been weaving its way through my mind as I walk in the neighborhood. I can’t help noticing the many parched lawns and drooping bushes. Yet, some lawns are emerald green, an expensive investment in a city with high water rates.
A psychologist claims there’s a “Grass is Always Greener syndrome”,which extends far beyond yards and foliage. I admit to comparing myself to others, especially writers who are able to churn out copio...
Published on September 06, 2016 04:00