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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Prices rising: the reality of this plunging economy, thriftiness and frugality are greatly demanded in order to survive, and having less to spend is a deterrent to those once-easily-obtainable luxuries; I have become very frugal, to buy more for less, and waste of food is not allowed to incur scarcity... I squandered my money on items laying in unopened boxes, never displayed: I could have saved those dollars, and not put on a grim outlook as dispirited as this; so embittered and hard-to-get-used-to, and yet hopeful that the New York's Stock Market will improve, by the bell's sound, bringing stability to the Nation and the optimist's mind... The extended warranty on my Honda has run out, and repairs must wait...back on jammed buses and trains, standing up and putting up with noisy and naughty kids; my savings account is running dry and worries amount, repression or recession are bad news for an honest working man: no planned vacations, and no expensive gifts for that matter... Here, in the United States, Mega Millions and Lotto promise to make people millionaires, but every winner has deprived himself of many needed things before striking it rich, and with tons of money: how will one handle it wisely? For now, this fate remains unchanged...following the same routine: getting up and going to work, just being normal and making ends meet; being thankful to have a job to ease up this grim outlook: not awfully dull and daffy... Copyright 2009 by Andrew Crisci
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