☆Effendy Karto☆ posted:

A great poet once said, "Work makes life sweet." It is undoubtedly true that we are happiest when we have something constructive to do. There is no life more miserable than the life of indolence. A person goes to pieces when he feels that he is useless. A person is destroyed who has no work to fulfill. It should make us not only aware of our indebtedness to our fellow man for so much of what we enjoy, but also remind us of the dignity of labor. It is labor which crowns man with honor. It lends meaning and purpose and direction to our lives. It creates and fashions and builds our material world. It makes our roads, erects our buildings, manufactures our commodities, helps the fields to grow and the orchards to bear fruit.