A Certain Beautiful Name on a Paper Bag
Last night, a Fuji TV news program introduced certain poor women in the Philippines.
They once lived on collecting some useful things from a huge heap of garbage called Smoky Mountain in Manila.
Along with development of the city Manila, more and more apartment houses have been built in the Smoky Mountain area.
Those poor women got into trouble. They could not even pick up useful things from a huge heap of garbage and make money by selling them.
But, behold, an Angel has come down from Heaven and given them wisdom.
The poor ladies in Manila who once lived on collecting some useful things from a huge heap of garbage have now become handicrafts women. They pick up old newspapers, slit them, and weave them in a shape of a bag and so on. They now live on selling their own works.
I do not know if their products made of old newspaper have been awarded any patents, copyrights, or trademarks, but their products look more valuable and better than brand-name goods.
So, in case, make a bag out of old newspaper with a nice design and style. Take a patent, a design right, or a trademark right. Sell them on the street, for example, before Tiffany's. You can make a fortune.
Yet, do not forget to include those poor ladies in Manila as co-creditors or joint-owners of your right.
Indeed, any bags with a certain beautiful name, such as "Paris Hilton," on it may sell well, even if they are made of old newspaper. Ms. Paris Hilton should consider joining their business.
Or, do you have any other names more suitable and profitable, such as "Mother Teresa," since there are one billion of her fans in the world?
Rather, how much do you think paper bags with your name on sell? One million per year? Find a sales manager.
(I really hate to claim my right on any of my works, since I have to be poor as I am a follower of Jesus Christ. All I can do is dreaming of a cell of my body getting a face value of one dollar each eventually.)
"DO NOT MAKE A BIG SHOW OF IT"