February 14, 2009

Think Positive

To describe these days at “tough economic times” doesn’t do it justice.  These are agonizing times. Gut-wrenching if you really want to know. I’m awake more than I’m asleep, wondering and worrying what lies ahead, not only for me, but for so many others.

Please send your positive thoughts and prayers to anyone you know going through a difficult situation. 

We need those multi-millionaires to get out and start spending some of their money.  That would only help, right?

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  • Beth

    February 14, 2009 at 9:57 pm

    I know it is bad but I really could not tell by what I saw today. I was in various car dealers and had to wait to talk to someone. We need a car because our 13 year old car is about done, and we can not get the part because they do not make the car!
    At the mall, the line for the movies was very long too and so were the restaurants. Now it could be just because it is a special day but I do not see NYers stopping the money train.
    I looked to go somewhere this week on JetBlue because the girls are on vacation, and yet I could not find a seat, let alone four seats, to fly anywhere warm! Even Boston was booked. All of my 9 out of 10 friends are going skiing for the week.
    Maybe it is coming back, but if not, I hope I have enough cushion to get us through! I lived with no jobs during the early 80s with my dad working at the steel mill so I try to avoid that same fate. Do I want my first car payment in 7 years, no but we still have two jobs to go to so we are extremely lucky. Am I buying the same car I would have a few months ago, no because I want a low payment and good fuel economy.
    The Mouse has always been a smart company during these periods. You will focus inward and come out stronger. Sometimes we all need to be pulled up by our boot straps. We overate and now it is time to diet.
    I feel awlful for the people who lived within their means and lost their jobs. I wish the pro athletes would each donate a million bucks each, and we would do a lot of good for this country.
    My warm bread is banana and it is low fat!

  • Diane C.

    February 15, 2009 at 8:35 am

    We need some of those multi-millionaires from other countries to start spending there money here. I know the situation is bad right now. My husband is forever worrying about the future of local media through these times. We will get through this and come out on the other side, and even though the ride may not be fun, it will make us stronger and wiser. At least that’s what I keep telling myself.

  • Leanne

    February 15, 2009 at 10:11 am

    Beth , Diane,
    Thank you both for commenting and sharing your thoughts. These times as you both say, force us to sit back and relook at things – well, pretty much everything. I come from a lower-middle class family where we watched every penny in the house. But I never suffered or lacked necessities and looking back at the sacrafices my parents made, it is remarkable. You said it best – we’ve been over-eating and now it’s time to diet. Crash diet.
    Enough of my babbling. Enjoy the rest of your Sunday!
    Leanne

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