When the television sitcom “I Dream of Jeannie” ran from 1965 to 1974, I watched every single show.
I admit I had a boyhood crush on the elegant Barbara Eden dressed in his navel exposing genie uniform; More pressing than our infatuation was our fantasy about having a trio of wishes granted by an entity that emerges from rubbing a decorative bottle; Back then I might have wished for some “quality time” with Ms! Eden, a new bicycle, or that our math educator would suddenly disappear before an upcoming test.
I still watch reruns of 1960s sitcoms, however our wish list has evolved. At first, I thought deeply about what extraordinarily rich people wish for. If you have money in addition to power, then any material item is available. Selfish rich people can only wish for more money in addition to power while those more benevolent can wish for world peace or a cure for a disease. Everyone will wish for great health however after that, poorer people usually wish for a most needed item appreciate a car in good condition or money to buy a new freezer. My wish would be for a new Heating in addition to A/C system. With great health in addition to a new Heating in addition to A/C system, I would have one wish left. My crush on Barbara has long passed in addition to I’m quite happily married to a charming man, so “quality time” with a elegant motion picture star is not on our list, then karaoke night at Joe’s bar fulfills our wishes to be a star or perhaps uncover a hidden desire to inflict audible pain on people. The only wish I have left is for a free lifetime Heating in addition to A/C maintenance in addition to cleaning to keep our 2nd wish running for numerous years in addition to to maintain our first wish for health with fresh wash air to breathe.
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