Has the ease of cooking improved life?
By ardhidoank
@ardhidoank (136)
Indonesia
December 1, 2012 10:56pm CST
People work hard to fulfill their principal necessities, and food is the one thing that is really important to their survival. Although sometimes believed by other things that seem important, food is the core objective that drives all people to work. but the outcome of the efforts of these people is not a direct supply of food rather it's in the form of money, thus these people use the money the obtain to prepare their food. What your opinion about that friends?
1 response
@WakeUpKitty (8694)
• Netherlands
2 Dec 12
What exactly you mean by the ease of cooking food? Fastfood? I do not use that. I cook myself and since I do not want or can eat or buy what I like it takes me a lot of time to buy the necessary things. I wouldn't call that the ease of cooking. The kind of food I buy and cook does improve my life in the way it's as healthy as possible. Also I hope this way my children will be more aware of what they are eating. And ofcourse the outcome of working is not food but money. Money is needed for everything not only to buy food. If I would only get food out of my work I would be in big trouble now. I would live outside in the freezing cold with my children, no clothes, shoes, coats, hats, scarfs, blankets or even a box to hide in.
