In Ireland, begrudgery is a national trait.
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While I am proud to be Irish, I am not so proud of the amount of people who resent and begrudge others.
Envy and jealousy are rife, and they have become too much of an accepted norm. What changed, or was it always like this?
Were the Irish really always the warm, friendly, great for the craic people they’re renowned for, who were the underdogs? Or is there another story?
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“Paddle your own canoe”….Baden-Powell, scout leader. Good advice against begrudging others!
Absolutely Mike, great advice!
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