The Best Life is a Simple One: A Lesson from Thai Curry Noodles and Albert Einstein
By Minny
> “A simple life is the best life.”
– Albert Einstein (or maybe... me, thinking aloud through him)
Many people define happiness through luxury: high-rise success, fancy cars, five-star holidays. But one morning, I found myself sitting quietly, enjoying a humble bowl of Kanom Jeen Nam Ya —Thai fermented rice noodles with a mix of coconut curry and jungle-style fish curry, topped with pickled mustard greens, cucumber, and a soft-boiled egg. And suddenly… I felt truly rich.
The blend of curries—one fiery and earthy, the other smooth and creamy—paired with the sharp tang of pickled vegetables, brought a harmony I didn’t expect. A meal that cost less than a cup of coffee somehow tasted like peace.
Maybe balance is the real luxury.
Not something you buy in a store, but something that comes from knowing when to stop, to breathe, and to just be.
In a world that celebrates speed, noise, and more—we often forget:
Just living is a goal in itself.
I’m not here to offer profound lessons or groundbreaking wisdom.
Only to say this:
If today, you eat something simple, and it makes you smile quietly...
That’s a kind of success no one can take away from you.
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