RECESSION.
The answer to everything these days is, "recession."
i.e.) Hey, look at the deals on laptops! - Recession!
i.e.) Nice new Mercedes! - Recession!
i.e.) Why can't you move to Cali yet? - Recession! (housing market)
i.e.) We have the whole palm spring marriot pool/s to ourselves! - Recession!
i.e.) Do I look fat in these jeans? - Recession!
Well, the "good" news from the hippy view slash left mentioned during the elections was woah, this is the ONE topic that will decrease the obsession and rationalization of huge amounts of military spending. Maybe it'll make us (slash them in power) reevaluate where we invest all our moneys!
But woah... lack of thinking from my brain. That also means when people need basic moneys and there are sick amounts of layoffs that Mother Earth is less important a family member these days. Dropped by 15% in the US as a pressing issue in one year. Duh. Damn. Aiya. Bugger. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7852559.stm
i.e.) Hey, look at the deals on laptops! - Recession!
i.e.) Nice new Mercedes! - Recession!
i.e.) Why can't you move to Cali yet? - Recession! (housing market)
i.e.) We have the whole palm spring marriot pool/s to ourselves! - Recession!
i.e.) Do I look fat in these jeans? - Recession!
Well, the "good" news from the hippy view slash left mentioned during the elections was woah, this is the ONE topic that will decrease the obsession and rationalization of huge amounts of military spending. Maybe it'll make us (slash them in power) reevaluate where we invest all our moneys!
But woah... lack of thinking from my brain. That also means when people need basic moneys and there are sick amounts of layoffs that Mother Earth is less important a family member these days. Dropped by 15% in the US as a pressing issue in one year. Duh. Damn. Aiya. Bugger. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7852559.stm
posted by shirley at 1:30 AM
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True, everyone talks about recession. A bit sad how negative has become about it though.
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I think the best way to decrease the effects of it, at an individual level, is to stop talking about it.
Imagine a 2009 where lots and lots of people are affected by it, yet doing their best not to talk about it -in such a proactive way, as if it is in their hands to stop/limit its effects.
Wouldn't it be cool?
Or am I being too idealistic (again)?
:)
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