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A Golden Key Opens Every Door

Phrase: A Golden Key Opens Every Door



Most of the time, I agree with proverbs because they usually contain valuable life lessons but this is one that I have to disagree with. The proverb means that with money or sound financial capabilities, it opens every door. I can't say it is true with ALL doors.

OK, fine. It can open MANY doors (including the door to insanity) but not all.

Money cannot buy a child's love. Nor can it bring back the dead. It cannot find me angels and tell me secrets to the Universe. A golden key cannot give me a sound mind free from worries about my kids and parents. Money is also useless when it comes to explaining magic if the magician refuses to share his secrets.

But you know what? Money can most certainly buy me a trip to Bali...the trip that I have been dying to go on since forever! So, I digress.... :-)
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