Ernest Hemingway: You can have true affection for only a few things in your life, and by getting rid of material things, I make sure I won

You can have true affection for only a few things in your life, and by getting r — Ernest Hemingway

You can have true affection for only a few things in your life, and by getting rid of material things, I make sure I won't waste mine on something that can't feel my affection.

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