A lot of people won't be buying gifts this year, I know I don't plan too, it's just too tight right now, and like the last two years, you never know what's next!
I speculate that this isn’t a recession, it’s more like a controlled demolition. The only way to start over with a new system is to get rid of the old one.
Never had a big budget for holidays or birthdays. We have too much stuff already so we concentrate on time together and a few useful thoughtful gifts, often hand-made.
On Christmas, my kids often just ask me for meaningful advice. They are in their fifties, and they have learned enough to know, that they can always learn more. We still give each other the benefits of our skills that we have acquired over the years. These gifts are priceless, and they last forever.
Christmas commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ, believed to be the Son of God. The celebration focuses on the Incarnation, or God becoming human.
You don't need money to celebrate that.
Given that inflation has occurred several families are being affected.
ReplyA lot of people won't be buying gifts this year, I know I don't plan too, it's just too tight right now, and like the last two years, you never know what's next!
ReplyWho don’t I know that’s struggling? Mayor Buffaloe, City council members, and everyone in the collectors office.
ReplyBest recession since Jimmy Carter.
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