The Best?

I read about a salesman who was selling
a washing machine to a woman who was
skeptical about what it could do.

She said she wanted the "best machine in
the world." She said she wanted a machine
to do everything that she wanted it to do.

The salesman apologized and said he could
only sell her the second best.

She wasn't happy.

He explained that the best hadn't been
made yet.

I share this because it seems to me that
people are always looking for that "elusive"
something. They know what they want, and
yet is it possible to have it?

The best we can ever have is the best
available at the moment, and the best
for us may not even be what is labeled
the best by others' standards. The
"BEST" is organic and, as such, is always,
ever changing.

Want the "best?" The BEST is a moment
to moment thing, so enjoy - and make the
best of - your moments, and you'll have
the best.