A majority of people are honest and trying to live within their means. In this economy it is very hard to live, work and have enough money to put food on the table. My hat goes off to these Americans that cannot afford to live but do there best to keep on trying to survive. We are classified as the working poor. I call us the people that keep America going. The taxes we pay is what keeps the government running while we go into debt actually working a minimum wage job.
We have to be more creative, stronger and wiser to live than giving up and taking money from government programs. You are true blooded Americans and should be applauded for your effort to keep on helping our country. So you have to go to Harvesters to get food once a month. Thank God that there are people that help these programs. The average American is honest and deserves more attention than what you are getting. You can actually run your household on less money than what it costs for one meal in the White House.
Do not let anything separate us, the people, as we are the backbone of this country. We will keep coming and together we will pull us out of this recession. I only fear that because we cannot afford to give our family all they deserve that some people will steal your money using dishonest means. Do not let the people that promise the stars and deliver nothing take your money. Use your energy and money to create and build, not to destroy.
There are many people that if given the opportunity have an idea for a good business that could create jobs. We need to rely on ourselves and trust the honest Americans to get us out of this recession. The person that is hardworking and has an idea for a business but cannot put it into action due to NO MONEY needs to be trusted by the banks we put our money in. Honest hardworking Americans are a great risk as they know what it is like to need. Is there anyone willing to have faith and take a risk on us changing our economy?
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Showing posts with label saving money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saving money. Show all posts
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Saving money, time and space with books
Originally you pay about $120 for a Kindle 3. As a person with little space in my home for books I simply could not fit one more book on my shelves. My husband and I are avid readers and have spent thousands of $$$ on books. Now except for my reference books they are rarely used and take time dusting and space needed for the important things like pictures of my grandchildren. The Kindle 3 is a great way to save money, time and space and I have more information that is easily found.
This solves many of my problems at one time. No more dusting and less expense sure helps in this generation. I download free information that is valuable and pay less for books that we read. They are easy to read and store information that I want. To learn more about this product go to Kelly Says and see my review of this product.
If you already have one you are light years ahead of me. There is one good thing about not buying the first product made is they make a newer version that has been updated and all the bugs are fairly well worked out by then. One more idea is to trade off books with friends or visiting your local library if you have the time.
This solves many of my problems at one time. No more dusting and less expense sure helps in this generation. I download free information that is valuable and pay less for books that we read. They are easy to read and store information that I want. To learn more about this product go to Kelly Says and see my review of this product.
If you already have one you are light years ahead of me. There is one good thing about not buying the first product made is they make a newer version that has been updated and all the bugs are fairly well worked out by then. One more idea is to trade off books with friends or visiting your local library if you have the time.
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