Recently, I heard an advertisement on my car radio. The short advert that was presented in an easy manner was a little bit humorous but at the same time contained a very effective message. It was in a form of dialogue (of course, it's a radio, not a TV) which went more or less as follows:
A: "You don't look cheerful nowadays. What's the big deal?"
B: "Just thinking about my life. I feel like in a box."
A: "Why? What's your problem?"
B: "My house is like a box, at home, I feel like I'm in a box. When I got in the car, I feel like I got into a box. when I got into the office, I feel like I got into a box."
A: "Don't worry. When you die, you'll be in a box."
B: "What d'you mean?"
A: "You'll be in a casket!"
Shares fond memories of the good old nostalgic days, light and easy, before electricity lighted our nights, tv came into our houses, paraffin lamps put aside to accumulate dust, computers came into view; let alone internet, facebook, blog... Wondering if my English Russia friends and English friends from Secret Seven's Peter, Janet, Pam, George, Colin, Jack, Barbara and Scamper (dog which likes to lick and munch and gobble) experienced such adventures, which I reckon 'Of course they did...'
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