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I have had 2 recent business trips, one to Amsterdam and one to Frankfurt. On the flights they have just enough time to give you a snack and a drink.<\/p>\n
Flying economy means that the snack is somewhat minimalist. On one flight it was a sausage salad, another it was half a sandwich, however one snack made a lasting impression on me.\u00a0It was a packet of little savoury cheese biscuits with the words “Delicious Snack\u201d<\/strong><\/em><\/span> boldly declared on the front.<\/p>\n When I read the ingredients (there was nothing else to do), I discovered it contained a long list of \u201cE\u201d numbers and definitely no cheese included. (Is there an E number for cheese)? The simple thought struck me that<\/p>\n labelling something as \u201cdelicious\u201d does not make the contents delicious.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n During the Amsterdam trip we stayed in a hotel that was handy for the station, it was also handy for a variety of restaurants. However, it was less helpful with it being closer to a lot of establishments offering services your pastor \/ minister \/ wife would not approve of.<\/p>\n It was a strange mix of a beautiful old city with canals and tourism mixed up with brightly presented sleaze.<\/p>\n It reminded me of the snack \u2013 it said it was delicious; however the packet contained something fake and artificial.\u00a0I suppose it\u2019s a principle that applies to all of us!<\/p>\n “what is on the outside should also be on the inside or putting it another way, what is inside us should be seen on the outside.”<\/strong><\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Let you light shine.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n\n